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