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ATI AIW USB 2.0 inserted frames in VirtualDub?
Problem:
For the past week I have struggled with inserted frames in VirtualDub with my ATI AIW USB card. When I hit F6 in virtualdub, I always immediately receive 3-4 inserted frames. Within the first hour I get an additional 15-20 frames sporadically. This occurs regardless of the tape or hardware in the line. When I rewind the tape and try again, the inserted frames are never in the same location on the tape. I have noticed that VirtualDub will insert 3-4 frames immediately on F6 when beginning capture. This occurs even if I have no s-video/audio cabling input into the card. This seems to indicate the problem is not likely the equipment prior to the card. The hardware I have been troubleshooting with: JVC HR-S9600U (x2) DataVideo TBC1000 (x2) Dell Optiplex 7010 (i3 3.4GHz, 4GB DDR3, Windows XP SP3) (x2) ATI AIW USB 2.0 (x1) Troubleshooting steps so far: [Swapping Hardware] Since I have doubles of everything outside of the ATI AIW USB card itself, I have swapped all hardware and cabling. From the UPS all the way to the usb cable used by the card. I have completely replaced the desktop with another Dell Optiplex 7010. The only thing I have not swapped is the ATI AIW USB and it's power cable. I have swapped from usb keyboard / mouse to ps2. I have removed any extra cards on the board not used. Pulled any usb devices that are not the card. I am capturing to a secondary sata drive and not on the main os, I have also swapped this drive. [OS Changes] I have removed any software I could find that was unrelated to capture. (This includes AntiVirus and anything else I could come across that was not necessary.) I have disabled the network cards and have gone into device manager and disabled onboard audio. I have used msconfig and disabled all services and startup items that were not microsoft services. I have reinstalled Windows XP. I have prevented the HDD from sleeping and I do not bother the computer while it is capturing. [VirtualDub] I have mostly been using 1.9.11 + Filters from LS. However, I have also tried to use 1.10.4. I have tried Huffyyuv, Lagarith and No Compression UYVY. I have gone over Capturing with VirtualDub [Settings Guide] several times and my settings should mirror those provided. I have tried to use both LordSmurf and Sanlyn's differing advice for the timing options (Drop and Insert frames). When I have Drop and Insert enabled, I get the inserted frame problem as I describe. When I disable these options as well as resync mode, I drift out of sync over the 2 hr tape. I am sure there is something obvious that I am overlooking. Hopefully this issue sounds familiar to someone that can offer advice. |
After a capture, if it shows inserted frames, then instead of rewinding the tape like you would normally do, fast-forward it all the way to the end, let it rewind back to the beginning, and try the capture again. I think inserted frames are often the result of the tape not being consistently tensioned.
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Great advice and I have tried this as well. It's probably important to note that I am getting inserted frames even on the JVC menu. This leads me to believe it is unrelated to the source material.
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