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I bought my computer about 6 months ago so I could edit
videos. It's a Media Center, so it's perfect for doing that and it worked great with no problems up to about a few weeks ago. I had stopped editing things for a while and decided to start back up again. I connected my camera to the composit jacks on the front of my computer (like I did hundreds of times before with no problems) started ShowBiz and hit capture, but I got the error message "The device is not available, or being used by another application. Please close any applications that may be using the device and try again." It wont let me capture period. So I turned to Adobe Premiere, to see if it would work in that. Using it, I dont get any error messages but instead I get NO audio, just the video. I thought that maybe the jacks had gone out on me. So, trying to figure this out, I recently went into the main Media Center program and had set my TV Input to my front composit jacks and what showed up was what was playing in my VCR, with video AND audio. This convinced me that it wasn't the jacks that had gone faulty. As far as I can tell, the problem doesn't lie in the recording settings in VOLUME CONTROL, cuz previously I had never had to do any changes in their to get it to work. That's a lot of info there, but frankly I dont know what's wrong with my computer and why all of a sudden it WONT let me capture video and audio. Does anyone have any clue as to why this wont work? Is there someone else who's had this problem, a similar one or maybe somewhere I can go to find more information? Any help would be hot. Thanks. |
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Open device mgr in system properties,expand the tree for those
capture devices,properties,and/or try updateing the driver.You can also go to ADM.,open event-viewer,see whats taking place when trying to capture. "JBell" wrote: > I bought my computer about 6 months ago so I could edit > videos. It's a Media Center, so it's perfect for doing > that and it worked great with no problems up to about a > few weeks ago. I had stopped editing things for a while > and decided to start back up again. I connected my > camera to the composit jacks on the front of my computer > (like I did hundreds of times before with no problems) > started ShowBiz and hit capture, but I got the error > message "The device is not available, or being used by > another application. Please close any applications that > may be using the device and try again." It wont let me > capture period. > > So I turned to Adobe Premiere, to see if it would work in > that. Using it, I dont get any error messages but > instead I get NO audio, just the video. I thought that > maybe the jacks had gone out on me. So, trying to figure > this out, I recently went into the main Media Center > program and had set my TV Input to my front composit > jacks and what showed up was what was playing in my VCR, > with video AND audio. This convinced me that it wasn't > the jacks that had gone faulty. > > As far as I can tell, the problem doesn't lie in the > recording settings in VOLUME CONTROL, cuz previously I > had never had to do any changes in their to get it to > work. > > That's a lot of info there, but frankly I dont know > what's wrong with my computer and why all of a sudden it > WONT let me capture video and audio. Does anyone have > any clue as to why this wont work? Is there someone else > who's had this problem, a similar one or maybe somewhere > I can go to find more information? Any help would be > hot. Thanks. > |
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