Dropped frames > 8fps with Personal Cinema

A

Anon

Any obvious things I'm doing wrong here? I have the latest WDM and display
drivers for the Personal Cinema GeForce 4 MX440, running on AMD 2Ghz WinXP
with all updates.

When I capture in from my composite source, I get dropped frames (about 1 in
5) at anything over about 8 fps. Have tried both Adobe Premiere 6 and
Windows Movie Maker.

The device is, I think, capable of 768 x 576 at 25fps.

Any ideas?

Cheers.
 
A

Anon

No, have defragged.
Have tried uncompressed and all possible combinations.
Have latest drivers for absolutely everything.

Any other ideas? Thanks.
 
K

kyle

Anon said:
No, have defragged.
Have tried uncompressed and all possible combinations.
Have latest drivers for absolutely everything.

Any other ideas? Thanks.
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hmm, well its hard to say if its not one of those.. for what its worth, try
capturing with virtualdub?

peace,
kyle
 
A

Anon

Ok have changed to version 1.9.1 of the WDM driver and it's a bit better
now, however I still get 1 dropped frame in every 275 or so. Any ideas for
final refinement?

I'm running in a clean install of Windows XP with nothing else running.

Thanks.
 

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