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video capture (dazzle, pinnacle, or adstech)
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Thu Oct 30, 2003 4:12 pmby ruderacer
I looking to burn home movies and other stuff to vcd, dvd,cd, etc. I've looked at the Dazzle Dvc 150, Pinnacle Studio Movie Box, and ADS Instant DVD and I would like to know which of the three is the best. I've read some of the reviews and some say the Dazzle is not that good (software not good), the Pinnacle is OK, and PC Magazine gave Editor's Choice to the ADS Instant DVD. If any of you have used these products, which would you recommed and why?
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Thu Oct 30, 2003 7:59 pmby Turkeyscore.com
might also consider a PCI tv tuner card. I havent tried any of those ones you mentioned but have used a cheap PCI TV tuner, it was only able to take 320x240 AVI @30 fps, but there are others that do good quality. The PCI ones are often less money than those ones
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Sun Nov 02, 2003 4:38 amby treemana
Although I haven't used any of the products you mentioned, I am happy with my Hauppauge PVR 250 capture card. It's best feature is a hardware MPEG-2 encoder. (It doesn't rely on your CPU to do the encoding.)
I usually capture video at DVD resolution. (720x480, 29.97fps, 4000kbps) This gives lets me store about 2hrs of video on a typical 4.37GB DVD disk. I am pleased with the results.
My capture card/DVD burner combo has basically replaced my VCR for recording video.
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Wed Nov 05, 2003 4:01 pmby music_lover
well as far as i have seen the pinnacle is sure one if you want quality