12-03-02, 09:21 PM
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Notebook Video Capture
I would like to use my Christmas laptop for video capture, anyone know what I should get? All I have seen so far is a USB TV capture thing from ATI, but I read that I will have audio/video sync problems due to USB 1.0 bandwidth. I just want to be able to record from my VCR, I don't really want TV tuner, but it doesn't matter.
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12-03-02, 09:37 PM
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Location: Milpitas, CA
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they're are tons out in the market. hauppage has a win-tv product on usb. as well as avermedia. both are at the top of consumer capture cards. leadtek even has usb tv capture.
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