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Forum: Video Capturing / Recording

11-10-2003, 05:45 PM

Replies: 22

Help with my hardware - dropped frames while recording

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Posted By kwag

Hi MrTibs, That was just a test capture. For...

Hi MrTibs,

That was just a test capture. For my real captures on a full movie, if I'm going to re-encode to KVCDs, then I'll de-logo them. But for regular PVR playback, I'll leave it as it is....

Forum: Video Capturing / Recording

11-09-2003, 08:56 PM

Replies: 22

Help with my hardware - dropped frames while recording

Views: 2,646

Posted By kwag

:lol: :mrgreen: Done :!: ;) ...

:lol: :mrgreen: Done :!: ;)
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=76
No, I didn't remove the logo on that clip. That's a native, un-edited capture :)

-kwag

Forum: Video Capturing / Recording

11-09-2003, 01:40 PM

Replies: 22

Help with my hardware - dropped frames while recording

Views: 2,646

Posted By kwag

@MrTibs ( an all ) Here's a PVR-250 sample,...

@MrTibs ( an all )

Here's a PVR-250 sample, for your evaluation ( and collection :D ).
Here's my first capture ( actually a manual recording test ) done with MythTV and my PVR-250 via Composite...

Forum: Video Capturing / Recording

11-08-2003, 01:13 PM

Replies: 22

Help with my hardware - dropped frames while recording

Views: 2,646

Posted By kwag

Well, for slow machines, it really helps :!: :D ...

Well, for slow machines, it really helps :!: :D
But there's another choice, which will let you capture real-time straight to MPEG-2 even on a slow PII, and takes far FAR less disk space than the...

Forum: Video Capturing / Recording

11-08-2003, 02:08 AM

Replies: 22

Help with my hardware - dropped frames while recording

Views: 2,646

Posted By kwag

Re: Help with my hardware - dropped frames on a 1400!

Hi MrTibs,

Go SCSI :!:
Get a Cheetah (10,000RPM) drive, and you won't have any problems.
Or you could try an external 7,200RPM drive, connected via FireWire.
But the best setup is SCSI drives....

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