Looking for analog video/audio capture card
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Looking for analog video/audio capture card
Okay, since getting video game footage is getting to be such a pain in the ass these days, I decided that I would start saving up for a capture card.
But all the video capture cards that I find all convert DV into analog or only have an S-Video or antennae input support.
What I want is to hook up my PS2 (specifically the yellow, red, and white cables) to a capture card so that I can get it to something conventional like Huffyuv video and PCM audio.
Anyone know any ones of those that are pretty good?
But all the video capture cards that I find all convert DV into analog or only have an S-Video or antennae input support.
What I want is to hook up my PS2 (specifically the yellow, red, and white cables) to a capture card so that I can get it to something conventional like Huffyuv video and PCM audio.
Anyone know any ones of those that are pretty good?
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Adaptec has some new products:
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/produc ... =solutions
Two of them capture to MPEG2 (hardware compression). One captures to MJPEG (that may be hardware-based, too) and is the cheapest at about $50.
These are all aimed at consumers who want to make DVDs and VCDs. But the captures go to your hard drive first, so they should work for what you want; just skip the DVD production part.
CompUSA carries them.
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/produc ... =solutions
Two of them capture to MPEG2 (hardware compression). One captures to MJPEG (that may be hardware-based, too) and is the cheapest at about $50.
These are all aimed at consumers who want to make DVDs and VCDs. But the captures go to your hard drive first, so they should work for what you want; just skip the DVD production part.
CompUSA carries them.
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To answer my own question, here's something that I found at Pinnacle. It's a simple S-Video, Analog Video, and Stereo Audio in to USB 2.0 output cable!
<A HREF=http://www.pinnaclesys.com/ProductPage. ... 7>Pinnacle LINX USB Plus</A>
And since it's Pinnacle I know that I can reasonably trust it. I just wish that I can try these thigns out, yknow? Sometimes their description of a product doesn't really tell you if it can do what you want. Damn all the dishonest people out there...
<A HREF=http://www.pinnaclesys.com/ProductPage. ... 7>Pinnacle LINX USB Plus</A>
And since it's Pinnacle I know that I can reasonably trust it. I just wish that I can try these thigns out, yknow? Sometimes their description of a product doesn't really tell you if it can do what you want. Damn all the dishonest people out there...
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A couple of LINX reviews are here:
http://www.epinions.com/cmhd-Video_Capt ... y_~reviews
http://www.epinions.com/cmhd-Video_Capt ... y_~reviews
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<A HREF=http://www.epinions.com/cmhd-Video_Capt ... 00247>THIS ONE</A> is what I was looking at. No reviews though. I may just try it if I can't find anything else.TaranT wrote:I think that yellow one is the first model they sold. There's another one that is black with cable-ends instead of the block of plastic.
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So.....can anyone suggest something else if it sucks so bad then?Invincible Dawn wrote:I have the older version Pinnacle USB 1.1. It sucks big time.
A friend of mine has the Pinnacle PCI version. Pretty good for making VCDs but accasionally, has audio drops even though he's using P4 1.6 with ample memory.
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Heres one i'm using right now. I'm pretty satisfied with this one and its cheap. About $249. Unfortunately, it has no video out. I'm using my videao card for that.
The other model/box has video in/out though.
ADVC-1394
http://www.canopus.com/index.asp
Some might suggests an even better and cheaper one. Just wait a while.
Invincible Dawn
The other model/box has video in/out though.
ADVC-1394
http://www.canopus.com/index.asp
Some might suggests an even better and cheaper one. Just wait a while.
Invincible Dawn
