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Dumb questionsI have an Asus 9520 Video Suite v.4.4.0.3 on an XP machine and would like to
capture footage from an analogue camcorder. First off, what leads do I need? There's an adaptor with the card that has a single composite in socket, but the camera has 2 leads out. The bundled Digital VCR software loads with a message that "the system resource may be occupied by some other program". The installed drivers are 1) WDM video for Windows (Win 32) and 2) Nvidia WDM Universal 1.2.3.0 Any help appreciated. Maybe there's a problem with shared interrupts?(An interrupt request is sent
to the processor whenever the application needs the processor to deal with something).Usually, capture cards have a s-vhs in video, I don't know if you can convert normal av signal to S-VHS.Good luck, anyway. -- Show quoteTzortzakakis Dimitriïs major in electrical engineering, freelance electrician FH von Iraklion-Kreta, freiberuflicher Elektriker dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr Ï "Stuart Noble" <stuart_nobleNOSPAM@ntlworld.com> Ýãñáøå óôï ìÞíõìá news:32ifs5F3lsr14U1@individual.net... > I have an Asus 9520 Video Suite v.4.4.0.3 on an XP machine and would like to > capture footage from an analogue camcorder. First off, what leads do I need? > There's an adaptor with the card that has a single composite in socket, but > the camera has 2 leads out. > The bundled Digital VCR software loads with a message that "the system > resource may be occupied by some other program". The installed drivers are > 1) WDM video for Windows (Win 32) and 2) Nvidia WDM Universal 1.2.3.0 > Any help appreciated. > > "Stuart Noble" <stuart_nobleNOSPAM@ntlworld.com> wrote in Perhaps the two leads out from your camcorder are composite video news:32ifs5F3lsr14U1@individual.net: > I have an Asus 9520 Video Suite v.4.4.0.3 on an XP machine and > would like to capture footage from an analogue camcorder. First > off, what leads do I need? There's an adaptor with the card that > has a single composite in socket, but the camera has 2 leads out. > The bundled Digital VCR software loads with a message that "the > system resource may be occupied by some other program". The > installed drivers are 1) WDM video for Windows (Win 32) and 2) > Nvidia WDM Universal 1.2.3.0 Any help appreciated. > (yellow) and monaural audio (probably black or white). If so, plug the yellow plug into your capture card's composite video jack and the black plug (through a mono-to-stereo adapter) into your sound card's audio input jack. If not, I have no more ideas :-) Gino -- Gene E. Bloch (Gino) phone 650.966.8481 Call me letters find me at domain blochg whose dot is com
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"Gene E. Bloch" <hamburger@NOT_SPAM.invalid> wrote in message Thanks, Gino. I'll give that a try if I can sort out the incompatability news:Xns95C57B54CBA6FAstrolabe@204.127.204.17... > "Stuart Noble" <stuart_nobleNOSPAM@ntlworld.com> wrote in > news:32ifs5F3lsr14U1@individual.net: > >> I have an Asus 9520 Video Suite v.4.4.0.3 on an XP machine and >> would like to capture footage from an analogue camcorder. First >> off, what leads do I need? There's an adaptor with the card that >> has a single composite in socket, but the camera has 2 leads out. >> The bundled Digital VCR software loads with a message that "the >> system resource may be occupied by some other program". The >> installed drivers are 1) WDM video for Windows (Win 32) and 2) >> Nvidia WDM Universal 1.2.3.0 Any help appreciated. >> > > Perhaps the two leads out from your camcorder are composite video > (yellow) and monaural audio (probably black or white). > > If so, plug the yellow plug into your capture card's composite video > jack and the black plug (through a mono-to-stereo adapter) into your > sound card's audio input jack. > > If not, I have no more ideas :-) > > Gino issue.  |
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