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ATI AIW8500 DV - which port to use to capture TV?



 
 
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Old August 17th 03, 09:15 PM
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Default ATI AIW8500 DV - which port to use to capture TV?

I have ATI AIW8500 DV on my P4 2.6Ghz. And I have a few
ways to capture TV programs, mainly music video at music
channels like MTV, but which way provides the best video
quality?

1. Use a co-ex cable to directly connect the cable TV signal
from the wall outlet to the TV tuner port on AIW8500.

2. Use a composite cable(yellow, white, red)(I'm not so sure
if it's called composite cable, but its connectors are
yellow, white and red) to connect the ports on the cable box
to the ports on the AIW8500 extension cord.

3. Similar to method 2, but connect the composite ports to a
TV set that's hooked up to the cable box.

4. use a s-video cable to connect an s-video port on cable
box to a s-video port on the AIW8500 extension cord.

Which way of capturing TV would provide the best quality?
I've tried method one. It's good, but not as sharp and
smooth as other people's rip.
 




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