PC Video Capture Cards
10 March 2003, 11:18 AM
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Any recommendations for video capture cards for my PC ?
What I need:
Framerate - 25fps
Resolution - 720 x 576
Inputs - S-Video or composite at least
Audio - Stereo
Price - <£100
Only ever used a PCTV-Rave in the past and am currently considering the PCTV Pro. Doesn't have to be PCI, USB also considered.
Anyone got one or used one they can recommend ?
What I need:
Framerate - 25fps
Resolution - 720 x 576
Inputs - S-Video or composite at least
Audio - Stereo
Price - <£100
Only ever used a PCTV-Rave in the past and am currently considering the PCTV Pro. Doesn't have to be PCI, USB also considered.
Anyone got one or used one they can recommend ?
11 March 2003, 08:56 AM
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Cheers Si 
Aaah, yes, sorry forgot about that I'm doing a re-install on my home PC at the mo
Email the Q's again to me at work and I'll try to help.
Aaah, yes, sorry forgot about that I'm doing a re-install on my home PC at the mo
Email the Q's again to me at work and I'll try to help.
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11 March 2003, 11:11 AM
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I have a Miro DC 30 for sale if your interested its about 3/4 years old or so now but was a top range semi-pro card. I think it cost around 500 notes. I have the leads etc £60 and its yours.
http://www.miro.com/wwwmenu.asp?langue_id=2
http://www.miro.com/wwwmenu.asp?langue_id=2
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