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Originally Posted by msgohan
The linked page does show Vista WDM drivers for 32- & 64-bit.
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It does, they appear to have been posted for the 9700 Pro in error.
The device driver PCI identifiers start with the PCI 550 Elite card. There is no PCI identifier that matches the PCI identifier for the 9700 PRO in that driver set.
(It would be good to be wrong.. because that might then work with other 9000 AGP cards, but there is not a single match for any 9000 card in that driver set.)
You can force it to install, but the driver should not autodetect that hardware and will warn it is not a matched install.
(I would also expect an AGP identifier rather than a PCI identifier for the 9000 cards, but an AGP could come bridged off an PCI bus slot..and the driver .inf files only menitioned PCI and USB identifiers.. so I was going broad in allowing for some weird driver support architectures..)
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Originally Posted by msgohan
Huh? Those can capture 4:2:2 in VirtualDub. The problems are AGC and with the 750 (USB at least) some really nasty vertical bounce with VHS sources.
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That would be interesting news.. I will have to check again.. last I checked they offered a Capture pin that snagged
Virtualdub and prevented their use. Its possible the Preview pin could be used for capture.. and that might work "sort of" but the Microsooft posted "purpose" of the Preview pin was to drop frames on purpose to support not dropping frames from the Capture pin.. in addition the Preview pin does not include timing information so frame drops cannot be detected..this sacrifice was suppose to make it faster and less likely to drop frames.. so its a faustian bargain when hardware compression shows up from a device designed for PVR capture.
This is a lot easier to see when creating Graphs in GraphEdit.. which seem to work infinitely faster than Virtualdub.. but was never designed to be a general purpose capture tool.
Its been giving me a new appreciation for the Pinnacle, Pinnacle Systems, PCTV and Hauppauge branded PCTV devices. They do not work super well with Virtualdub.. but they had a Huge number of capture devices and a very long lineage.
Anyway.. the post ATI USB 600.. that is the AMD USB capture devices all had "issues" best avoided.. but manageable for an expert with perhaps a lot of extra equipment.