Clips cut off at the top and no audio

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Guest

I am running windows xp, moviemaker 2.something, ATI radeon card ATI rage
theater videocapture, Soundmax digital Audio and trying to copy a tape from
VCR (Three jacks, Red, White and yellow) to DVD burner. I have the clip cut
off to only a small strip at the top and no audio at all. I can see the
whole pic on the moviemaker window but viewing thel clip shows just the
strip. I cant hear any audio at all. Nothing is muted the volume controls and
mixers are on high and I have screwed aroung with the settings all overt the
place and nothing seem to change.
 
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Graham Hughes

Movie maker is designed to work with digital signals via firewire, you may
have success with the capture utility that came with the graphics card or
you'll need some sort of analogue - digital convertor.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
Laird of Glencairn
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com
 
G

Guest

I tried the Roxio Video wave that came with the card and the results were
exactly the same. I went to MSmoviemaker in the hopes that it would work
better.
 
G

Guest

Well, it has been an interesting couple of hours. I did the things in your
post and things changed some. I set it to capture and let it run for 2o
minutes. I got 5 clips all were "paused" but wouldnt go off pause but there
was a strip at the top that looked like the movie was playing in that. Still
no audio. Then my dsl connection screwed up and I didnt know if i trashed
something under the hood ( like in msconfig or something ) so I restored to a
point yesterday. so I dont know what is happeningl.
 
G

Guest

interseting couple of hours. i didwhat you suggested and it changed a littli.
i ran the movie for about 20 minutes and got 5 clips all of which were static
with a small moving strip at the top. still no audio. at that time my dsl
went down and i didnt know if i changed something in msconfig or if it was
the ice storem so i restored to yesterdays set pnt. what next?
 

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