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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: Tom on October 18, 2004, 08:14:57 am
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Hi,
I have an analogue camcorder with an s-video out socket. I want to know what equipment I need to be able to connect it to my Windows PC.
I want to use it to put some old video footage on the internet. Would like to save it as a .mov filetype or similiar that is suitable for the internet
Thanks for your help
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Hello Tom,
You need a video capture card or TV tuner card (most tuners have an S-Video input and are dirt cheap).
If you don't want to spend much money, pick up a cheapo TV tuner - here's one on sale for $10 (http://www.softwareandstuff.com/crd_Aitechtvpci.html) that has S-Video.
If you're looking for something of better quality, try something with a built-in hardware encoder- like this Hauppauge 250 card (http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=15-116-602&depa=0).
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Or if you're a bit more hard-core, this one:
http://www.canopus-aust.com/AU/products/ADVC110/pm_advc110.asp (http://www.canopus-aust.com/AU/products/ADVC110/pm_advc110.asp)
Can be used with any cheapo Firewire card, it's 2-way and requires no drivers.
Bad thing, the price.
But why worry, we're all millionares here aren't we? :)
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There's a lot of information about video capture, etc. also available at:
http://www.dvdhelp.us/ (http://www.dvdhelp.us/)
Although I'm not too crazy about they re-did their website, it's still pretty good.
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Related question:
Does anyone know how to save streaming video?
can't do it with windows media player
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Related question:
Does anyone know how to save streaming video?
can't do it with windows media player
Adobe Premiere 6 and up can save in RealPlayer format.
Also isnt' there a free program from Micro$oft to makWindows media files? I think it's called Windows media creator or something.
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Related question:
Does anyone know how to save streaming video?
can't do it with windows media player
Adobe Premiere 6 and up can save in RealPlayer format.
Also isnt' there a free program from Micro$oft to makWindows media files? I think it's called Windows media creator or something.
windows movie maker