I have the Dimension 8250 and it has an IEEE 1394 port on
the back of the computer, the problem that i am having is
this.....when i capture video using my IEEE 1394 port and
my dazzle Hollywood Bridge, my capture stops and the
warning says that capture has stopped because the timer
has run out, PLEASE HELP, THANKS !




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Is it actually capturing any video, i.e., does it capture some and then
stop, or does it try to capture and stop capturing zero?
Graham
"AUZ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have the Dimension 8250 and it has an IEEE 1394 port on
> the back of the computer, the problem that i am having is
> this.....when i capture video using my IEEE 1394 port and
> my dazzle Hollywood Bridge, my capture stops and the
> warning says that capture has stopped because the timer
> has run out, PLEASE HELP, THANKS !
>
>
>
>
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Auz, I had the same problem. It doesn't lie with the type
of computer port or capture device but with the capture
software. I use movie maker and in the tools,options
menu, I have an advanced tab. In that tab is a picture
duration timeset that has a default setting. if you don't
change the default setting, the software cuts off the
video by the default time.
Since I don't know your software, I can onl;y assume that
somewhere in that program your using is the same type of
default setting. search your software help for video or
picture(mine)duration. You might find it there

>-----Original Message-----
>I have the Dimension 8250 and it has an IEEE 1394 port
on
>the back of the computer, the problem that i am having
is
>this.....when i capture video using my IEEE 1394 port
and
>my dazzle Hollywood Bridge, my capture stops and the
>warning says that capture has stopped because the timer
>has run out, PLEASE HELP, THANKS !
>
>
>
>
> (E-Mail Removed)
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