Video Capture Q...

Discussion in 'Application Software' started by RASelkirk, Jun 3, 2015.

  1. RASelkirk

    RASelkirk MDL Senior Member

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    Hi All,

    Gotta replace my old box and will be reinstalling my Hauppage video capture card. Can I ASSume that the actual "capture" of video has nothing at all to do with the new box's (crappy Intel 4400) built-in video chip? With the old box's (even crappier built-in video) I noticed some slow and/or jittery playback on 1080i captures. Had no way to try these caps on a better box, but ASSumed it's in the playback and not the capture...

    Russ
     
  2. Muerto

    Muerto MDL Debugger

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  3. RASelkirk

    RASelkirk MDL Senior Member

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    It's a Colossus 1312 card with multiple output formats (was previously was forced into using component input). Worked fine in my 7 yo HP mini-tower (2 gigs/ dual core, Win7x32) that just failed, so the new box coming should handle it even better with 4 gigs RAM, i3-4130 processor, and Win7x64. I recently added a $25 inline splitter that allows HDMI to be recorded and it seemed jerky on playback. Hopefully it was the cheesy MOBO video on playback and not the actual capture...

    Russ
     
  4. LatinMcG

    LatinMcG Bios Borker

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    try cap in 720p and see if that works.. it might be video playback.