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VHS to DVD on AIW128Pro
Hi,
I wanted to copy a VHS to DVD. I do not have a dvd recorder but I remembered that I had an old AIW128Pro in the loft. I plugged it into a 1GHz Atlhon with 1Gb RAM but it loses 40% frames at dvd resolution. Is that right? Whilst 1GHz may not be cutting-edge I thought it would be more than fast enough. Thanks. |
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VHS to DVD on AIW128Pro
1 GHz is NOT nearly powerful enough to re-code video signals from VHS format
to DVD format.. You would need a modern high power computer for that. -- --DaveW "Sam" wrote in message ... Hi, I wanted to copy a VHS to DVD. I do not have a dvd recorder but I remembered that I had an old AIW128Pro in the loft. I plugged it into a 1GHz Atlhon with 1Gb RAM but it loses 40% frames at dvd resolution. Is that right? Whilst 1GHz may not be cutting-edge I thought it would be more than fast enough. Thanks. |
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VHS to DVD on AIW128Pro
It will work perfectly, I do it every day with that card.
Capture the video in 352 x 480 resolution, this will capture every bit of video that is avaialable, anthing higher is just overkill. Burn your DVD using 352 x 480, a DVD standard. On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 13:27:04 GMT, Sam wrote: Hi, I wanted to copy a VHS to DVD. I do not have a dvd recorder but I remembered that I had an old AIW128Pro in the loft. I plugged it into a 1GHz Atlhon with 1Gb RAM but it loses 40% frames at dvd resolution. Is that right? Whilst 1GHz may not be cutting-edge I thought it would be more than fast enough. Thanks. |
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