VIVO won't capture correctly after a minute?

When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
down.
I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.

What's going on?

To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video card.
You have to install a special video capture card that are widely available.

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DaveW

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"Edward" wrote in message
ups.com...
When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
down.
I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.

What's going on?

"DaveW" wrote in message

"Edward" wrote in message
ups.com...
When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
down.
I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.

What's going on?

To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video
card. You have to install a special video capture card that are
widely available.

Do you know what VIVO means? Free clue: the "V" is for...

On Jan 28, 6:55 pm, "DaveW" wrote:
To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video card.
You have to install a special video capture card that are widely available.

--

you are incorrect.

I only get video cards with VIVO, and this has an analog video in.

Also, one doesn't need a "card" per se, but there are USB video
capture devices all over the place as well.

DaveW wrote:
To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video card.
You have to install a special video capture card that are widely available.


DaveW, I'm curious, what video card are you currently using?

To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video card.
You have to install a special video capture card that are widely
available.

DaveW, I'm curious, what video card are you currently using?

Ask him about his medication instead

ShutEye wrote:

To capture video to a computer you CANNOT use just a standard video card.
You have to install a special video capture card that are widely
available.
DaveW, I'm curious, what video card are you currently using?

Ask him about his medication instead

DaveW's repeated, purposeful spreading of obviously false information is
likely evidence of mental illness and sociopathy. I hope he either gets
help if he wants it, or gets punished for his anti-social behavior.
Either way, he won't be back until he's finished clipping his mother's
toe-nails. Until then, readers, ask and receive correct advice, for a
limited time only!

DaveW, you suck, and I say it in the most heartfelt, kindest way I can.

Edward wrote:
When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
down.
I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.

What's going on?


If you preview without capturing, is there still a problem ?

If you capture without a preview window being present, does it drop frames ?

Are there any messages in Event Viewer ? Any error messages ?

If you open up Task Manager with ctrl-alt-delete and use the
Performance tab, is there anything strange you see there,
while previewing and capturing ?

The time period of a minute, suggests RAM is
exhausted. And that is why I want you to look at the
Performance tab, just to see if there is anything
visibly bad there.

Paul

On Jan 29, 1:01 am, Paul wrote:
Edward wrote:
When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
down.
I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.

What's going on?If you preview without capturing, is there still a problem ?

If you capture without a preview window being present, does it drop frames ?

Are there any messages in Event Viewer ? Any error messages ?

If you open up Task Manager with ctrl-alt-delete and use the
Performance tab, is there anything strange you see there,
while previewing and capturing ?

The time period of a minute, suggests RAM is
exhausted. And that is why I want you to look at the
Performance tab, just to see if there is anything
visibly bad there.

Paul


That's what I was thinking - RAM.
But why would it happen even when I cap at 320? that shoul dbarely
take up any RAM at all.

This didn't happen with my crappy little USB video capture - I think
it was made by IREZ or something.

I'll check the system monitor andlet you know.

'Edward' wrote, in part:
| This didn't happen with my crappy little USB video capture - I think
| it was made by IREZ or something.
|
| I'll check the system monitor andlet you know.
_____

Try 'Process Explorer' (free at http://www.sysinternals.com). 'Process
Explorer' will give you much more detail. The capture aids in VIVO cards do
not have hardware encoders... it very well may be that your USB capture
device had a hardware encoder, and thus gave better quality. You haven't
said what kind of compression and encoding you use with your VIVO, but
'Process Explorer' will show the bottleneck.

Phil Weldon

"Edward" wrote in message
oups.com...
|
|
| On Jan 29, 1:01 am, Paul wrote:
| Edward wrote:
| When trying to capture video from an analog source, through the
| composite or S-video ports, it starts dropping frames and slowing
| down.
| I know my PC is powerful enough with a 3.4 Ghz Pensium and a gig of
| ram. Even if I reduce the wuality to 300 lines its still crappy. I
| am using version 4.13 of the WDM driver with the same results.
| My video card is an MSI GF7600gt.
|
| What's going on?If you preview without capturing, is there still a
problem ?
|
| If you capture without a preview window being present, does it drop
frames ?
|
| Are there any messages in Event Viewer ? Any error messages ?
|
| If you open up Task Manager with ctrl-alt-delete and use the
| Performance tab, is there anything strange you see there,
| while previewing and capturing ?
|
| The time period of a minute, suggests RAM is
| exhausted. And that is why I want you to look at the
| Performance tab, just to see if there is anything
| visibly bad there.
|
| Paul
|
|
| That's what I was thinking - RAM.
| But why would it happen even when I cap at 320? that shoul dbarely
| take up any RAM at all.
|
| This didn't happen with my crappy little USB video capture - I think
| it was made by IREZ or something.
|
| I'll check the system monitor andlet you know.
|