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Ok, here's what i have. PC Dell P4 2.46 Ghz 256MB ram 40G drive AGP N-Vidia GeForce 4 Ti 4200
w/TV-Out (S-Video) Windows XP Pro
Video Capture Hauppauge WinTV 878 (i know, sucks, but for analog video it works good enough)
Audio Capture SB Live 5.1 (Line-In, gota love the digital cross-talk hiss)
Capture Software Adobe Premiere 6.0 Cinepak compression, 320X240 res w/ 16 bit mono audio
Ok, when i capture the video, it seems to get high fragmentation. as an example, see images 001,
002, and 003 at http://www.megalink.net/ ~farmers/tmp/fraged_vid/ notice the "seamless" transition
in image 002.
I have checked for hardware conflicts, tried lower resolutions
(240X180), and even shutdown any background tasks that i could.
I thank you in advance for any help.
~Travis
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Currently developing a spin-off of the Linux DashPC, for windows. info about the Linux DashPC can be
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w/TV-Out (S-Video) Windows XP Pro
Video Capture Hauppauge WinTV 878 (i know, sucks, but for analog video it works good enough)
Audio Capture SB Live 5.1 (Line-In, gota love the digital cross-talk hiss)
Capture Software Adobe Premiere 6.0 Cinepak compression, 320X240 res w/ 16 bit mono audio
Ok, when i capture the video, it seems to get high fragmentation. as an example, see images 001,
002, and 003 at http://www.megalink.net/ ~farmers/tmp/fraged_vid/ notice the "seamless" transition
in image 002.
I have checked for hardware conflicts, tried lower resolutions
(240X180), and even shutdown any background tasks that i could.
I thank you in advance for any help.
~Travis
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To reply by email, remove clothes.
Currently developing a spin-off of the Linux DashPC, for windows. info about the Linux DashPC can be
found at their site (www.dashpc.com). expected release date of Win-DashPC: Unknown