ATI All In Wonder drivers for Windows Vista or Windows 7 ?
After reading this http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vide...der-hacks.html and read you last message to my thread.(Thanks for you last message.) I understand more why "old card" still the best for lossless format.
Do you think it's a good transaction or I should make a offer (I don't want insult him? This card work with PAL and NTSC, I read conflicting topics about it. It seem to have many version of card with theater chipset, but I just want something for lossless capturing. (I have already Canopus for DV). << eBay link sent via PM >> On the others hands, with this card, I just have to be sure to have a respectable audio capture device to avoid lag between video and audio. What do you thinks about this? It's freshly released, work trying before returning to windows XP lol Code:
http://xpdrivers.com/video/card/ati/all-in-wonder/x600-pro/_5_9201.cfm
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Hi Mejnour, glad to help. :)
I see two topics here: (1) advice on buying a card, (2) questions about some unknown drivers claiming to work in Vista/Win7 For (1): $75 is an excellent price. Buy it. Don't try to cheap out and make a lowball offer. You don't want to miss out on finding such a nice card in complete condition by trying to save $10-25. It's just not worth the risk. A good ATI All In Wonder Radeon card is worth at least $50 minimum, if not $75 or more. That's especially true of the PCI express cards, which are harder to find than the AGP cards -- especially in complete condition. Use ATI MMC to capture MPEG, or VirtualDub to capture AVI. Don't install anything other than drivers (Catalyst) from the ATI CDs/DVDs. Most of the free software you get with hardware is just low-end junk. That's very true of Pinnacle, muvee Producer, etc. For (2): That's a malware site. :eek: The ATI All In Wonder cards cannot work in Windows Vista or Windows 7 because of how Microsoft changed the operating system. If you click on the download, notice that it's giving you some piece of crap exe file (DriverTool.exe), not a driver package from ATI. You can trust the driver downloads found on digitalFAQ.com -- especially if Site Staff posted them (me, kpmedia, admin, JMP). A lot of the so-called "driver download" sites infect your computers with adware and other crap you don't want. xpdrivers.com is a scam. Don't download anything from that crappy blog. - Hidden registration: http://whois.domaintools.com/xpdrivers.com - Marked as phishing / malware by WOT users: http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/xpdrivers.com/ ___ Attachment 2182 ___ To help Google: xpdrivers.com ruins computers. xpdrivers.com is spam. xpdrivers.com is a scam, scammers. xpdrivers.com gives you a virus, trojans, exploits, worms. xpdrivers.com downloads adware, malware, phishing, illegal content. xpdrivers.com fake files, fake drivers, fake anti-virus, fake updates. To receive email notifications of new replies to this thread, click the link: Subscribe. |
Thanks for the advice,
What do you think about this http://hothardware.com/Reviews/ATI-A...ress-X600-Pro/ I think that I may not be able to capture PAL from Europe (France)? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL I am wondering that it can exist a European version and a American version of this card! Not easy to find answers, after google it, I am with more questions than answer. |
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The NTSC and PAL cards are identical, aside from the tuner. And given that it's an analog tuner, it's unlikely you'll ever use that feature anyway. What you'll be using for non-TV recording (i.e., converting video tapes) is the composite/s-video block, along with RCA audio. Several of the cards here are "PAL" cards because I bought them used from eBay years and years ago ($100+ each), and they almost exclusively capture NTSC. The card attached to a PAL JVC S-VHS VCR is an NTSC tuner model. I captured several tapes yesterday with it.
France doesn't use PAL as the official analog format -- it's a unique French version of SECAM. Again, the ATI AIW Radeon cards (PCI, AGP and PCI express) capture it perfectly fine. In fact, I just KVM'd over and took a screen shot. See supported input formats (via composite and s-video) here: Attachment 2192 If that's not proof, I don't know what is. :cool: I don't remember the exact specs of that system, but it's ATI MMC 9.x with a 9600 AIW AGP card, connected to a JVC HR-S7965EK S-VHS VCR, with a DataVideo TBC-100 between them (in a PCI slot of the same system). It is the NTSC tuner version card, too. But I never use the tuner. In fact, the only tuner I use is the FM tuner on one of the PCI-E cards, to listen to NPR. |
kpmedia, thanks for calming me:)
We can be gratefull to have some peoples from the linear period ;) http://www.mediacollege.com/video/ed...nonlinear.html |
Yes, I've been around for a while. I watched non-linear editing (computer video editing) go from an impossible dream, to a unaffordable and near-unworkable mess, to an unaffordable workable solution, to a cost-effective workable solution. It took a decade or more to arrive there, but it did arrive nonetheless. At one point in time, I did video projects on purely analog workflows, while at the same time having work done in Adobe Premiere 5 (not CS5, but v5, from 11+ years ago). Hardware was a bottleneck issue for many, many years.
ATI AIW cards were one of the best things to happen to digital video transfer. Quote:
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Hello guys,
Tomorrow I will receive my ATI All-in-wonder X600 pro PCI express card. I begin to think about solution for re-installing windows XP. 1) Is this card is windows XP pro 64 bits compatible? 2) Do I benefit of using 64 bits version or may cause more trouble? (32 bits is enough) 3) I tought partitioning my disk (windows 7 for video editing and XP for capturing); good idea? 4) I have a Intel® Core™ i7-2600 Processor and from what I read it suppose to be windows XP compatible, but what about the x600 pro? Do I have to worry about DDR compatibility issue? Thanks |
1. No. 32-bit only.
2. Trouble. 3. Not really. Dual boot systems are also more trouble than they're worth. Get two computers, use a KVM. 4. ATI All In Wonder Radeon cards only work with Windows XP, and that includes the x600. |
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KVM, good idea. Do you agree with system requirement described. Also they saids 1GHz minimum processor speed for MPEG-2 video capture. Could it be more demanding for capturing huffy-AVI? What do you think about SATA? is it off-topics or I should try to get latest SATA ======== Maybe a dumb question, but can I use the same card (video card) to do audio capture? or it have to be done with 2 separates card? I ask because reading this I saw the example about ATI all-in-wonder card to capture audio. I probably missing something... Regards |
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To be honest I had no argument when I told the "network guy" that partitioning should be avoid. Because he didn't see how it can be a problem, knowing wich drivers that should be activated for my card and wich should be shutdown to not interfere. Can you give me some arguments so I can "act like" I know what's going on:D THanks |
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sorry you're right!
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I'm not sure this is the best analogy, but I'll take a stab at it...
You have two arms. Let's say both are hard drives. Your elbow is the partition. And you want to do two tasks. Try to juggle two balls total. You can't do both on one drive (arm) very easily, can you? In fact, it fails pretty badly to keep up, bouncing hand to elbow. The ideal way is to have one ball in each hand (drive). Splitting something in half doesn't always make it two separate independent pieces. And when it comes to OS and video capture, you really need two isolated and independent drives. Not a single drive cut in half. |
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