Brolli411 wrote:There is a whole other guide to analogue capturing... But I can't help you with the Vdub problem.
http://animemusicvideos.org/guides/2VCR/default.htm
AbsoluteDestiny wrote:Video capture massively varies from capture card to capture card.
It would really help if you actually told us what your hardware was otherwise we can't help.
This is the reason the guide isn't more specific - there are too many capture cards out there so we can't write a guide for all of them.
http://www.iulabs.com/drv/faq.shtml#Q8 wrote:Q8: Why is VirtualDub software unable to capture a frame with more than 288 pixel rows in PAL mode (or 240 pixel rows for NTSC)?
A: VirtualDub, like any other VFW based software, uses a so-called wrapper to translate VFW calls to their counterparts in "DirectShow/WDM world". This slowdowns your PC a bit, and the wrapper grabs only one TV signal field. This results in only 288 lines for PAL/SECAM and 240 lines for NTSC. I think it would be possible to modify their wrapper to solve this problem but unfortunately I do not have the free time and special equipment needed to work on it.
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