Capturing: Lost frames every 10-15 mins
Hi, This drive me a nut. I am using virtualdub to capture avi file @640x480, ntsc. It captured ferfect 0 lost frame after 10 - 15 mins suddently lost frames about 80 - 100 frames in a row then it stops and run fine (no lost frame) for another 10-15 mins then lost frames again for a few seconds (100-200 frames). Can anyone give me an ideas why?????
:x :x My computer is Intel 933MHz, 512MB RAM, WINXP pro (just reformat 40gb HD and installed requirement files to do capturing and encoding video) 40GB , blank 80GB captured drive, EIDE100, 7200rpm with dma enable, no other applications running. Turn off all screen saver, power saving. |
What's your capture card?
kwag |
Hi Kwag, My captured card is WinTV from Hauppauge.
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Download these drivers: http://btwincap.sourceforge.net And bye bye to dropped frames. :) kwag |
Anyone got these drivers to work with miro/pinnacle PCTV-card, and are they better then pinnacles.
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Hi Kwag, I will pick a lottory ticket on the way home. So wish my luck on the lottery ticket instead of captured driver :lol: of course, you will get the commission too if the luck strike on me :roll:
Thanks for the link. |
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try this http://www-user.rhrk.uni-kl.de/~ditt...nc/index2.html >>>Gandalf<<< |
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Andreas has changed the Link, use this link http://www-user.rhrk.uni-kl.de/~dittrich/sync >>>Gandalf<<< |
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Hi Learner if you can read german, you can look to this german board, where users talk about capture with tv-card or capture-card and other problems round DVD and SVCD. http://www.dvd-svcd-forum.de/phorum/...t=ST;f=1;t=109 >>>Gandalf<<< |
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I am using btwincap version 5.2.9 under Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional with a WinTV GO card. No problems at all. I loose maybe 2 frames in a 2 hour capture at 29.97fps at 352x480. Hope this helps. kwag |
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