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Re: Ntl feeding into pc ?

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CrC-3rr0r original said this (:LOL: )
One cheap option would to use your graphics card if it's VIVO

ATI Radeon VIVO cards are pretty good the last time I checked.

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Originally Posted by CrC-3rr0r (Post 34147652)

ROFL Come on read the posts binlada whats a cheap n cheerful jobie just to watch TV.
As so far as encoding with a VIVO is concerned COME ON would you do it ? :p

'Come on read the posts' what ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£17 to much you think ?, ROFL :PP:

seeing as YOU mentioned VIVO CrC :angel:
the best priced current ATI board VIVO x1600 i can find is ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£82.24 Including VAT although theres a x1300 at ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£64.61 Including VAT
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatal...ics_Cards.html
would that encode ok.

OOPS those wernt VIVO :dozey: LOL

well it would seem they dont do a cheap current generation ATI VIVO as far as i can find, strange....
the best i can find is the X800 chip and i seem to remember thats a broken/relabeled chip ?.

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CrC said:encoding with a VIVO is concerned COME ON would you do it ?

i dont know CrC, i dont currently have one to try, thats why i asked, i do know that the software Encoding part of the AVIVO* package uses some of the hardware in the X1000 series chips to do the Encoding and hence makes it far faster than CPU only bound encoding.

thats old news, i cant find the original url from wayback when but this should help
http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/video/avivo_1.html

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---------- Post added at 23:13 ---------- Previous post was at 23:10 ----------
Heh nice : I have 9800pro somewhere I might try it... The only capture I do these days is from a DV source never tried composite.

? so how are you capturing this DV, or do you mean just copying the original DV MPeg to your PC ?.

*AVIVO does not mean VIVO (aka Video-in/Video-Out), its a brand name for the whole software/hardware package.

Re: Ntl feeding into pc ?

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Originally Posted by popper (Post 34147714)

'Come on read the posts' what ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£17 to much you think ?, ROFL :PP:

? so how are you capturing this DV, or do you mean just copying the original DV MPeg to your PC ?.

very funny I'm not having a great day I've absolutely ****** up my perfect kubuntu dapper -> edgy install... Its ok now but there is something just not quite right about it... but at least I can install synce which was the main purpose of the upgrade.

Absolutely love this symbol :PP: thanks mate.

Yeh DV capture is via firewire of course.

And as u seem to have a lot more time than can you please recheck and find a cheapo card heh

:hugs:

edit
and I just got a SIGV wonderful

Re: Ntl feeding into pc ?

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Originally Posted by homealone (Post 34147620)

sorry for the snip, lots of very interesting info in your post :tu:

dunno about x1600 ATI cards, but my 'All in Wonder' Radeon 9800se copes with capturing realtime 720x576 mpeg2 at 8Mb/s with 48KHz 16 bit stereo, which is fully DVD compatible, but makes very big files. For Mpeg4/Avc files I wouldn't be surprised if a third party converter is available, although, obviously, having it done in realtime by the card, is preferable. :)

we may be getting beyond the OP's requirement to just watch TV on his PC monitor, though ;)

LOl, true, but its good to give people the option...

i looked again for some or indeed any x1300/x1600 VIVO cards and they just dont exist today, you can get x1800 and x1900 or x800 but nothing inbetween, werd....

Zing, you have a x1900 dont you?, can that take a standard tv cards composite-in and realtime Encode that with the AVIVO software?, or is your card a VIVO model and if so id hope it could?.

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popper said:? so how are you capturing this DV, or do you mean just copying the original DV MPeg to your PC ?.

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CrC said:Yeh DV capture is via firewire of course.

yeah, but your NOT capturing it though are you?, as in, taking the original (an this case,firewire) supplyed DV mpeg(2?) video and encoding it INTO something else in realtime?.

your infact not capturing, but mearly copying the DV mpeg (in this case,over the firewire lead) to your harddrive or am i missing something?.

SIGV :Yikes: