Good video card for video capture

[WithoutAClue]

Hi there, I am in the process of buying a video-card to do some tranfer of
VCR videos to DVD.

I was wondering if the ATI 9600xt would be a good choice or if there are
others that are better...

Thanks!

 

[Ed Light]

I've had two nvidia VIVO cards (ti4200 / 6600GT) and they always had crumby
borders in the picture. Had to use real tv/capture cards.


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[WithoutAClue]

What is a "real" tv/capture card?

I bought Pinnacle Studio 9 USB and the quality of the pictures is horrible.

I thought the USB was responsible for it. A direct conection to the card
must be better no?

 

[Ed Light]

What is a "real" tv/capture card?

I bought Pinnacle Studio 9 USB and the quality of the pictures is
horrible.

I thought the USB was responsible for it. A direct conection to the card
must be better no?

Is it able to send 640 x 480?


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[Ed Light]

What is a "real" tv/capture card?

It only captures and maybe tunes in tv.

As opposed to a pc graphics card that has video in as an extra feature.


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[HenryNettles]

Hi there, I am in the process of buying a video-card to do some tranfer of
VCR videos to DVD.

I was wondering if the ATI 9600xt would be a good choice or if there are
others that are better...

Thanks!

You do not want a video card with TV capture. You want a standalone TV
capture card, with hardware MPEG2 encoding. The most widely available,
highly regarded, widely supported card is the Hauppage 250 card.