#Video capture card
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Hi all…. I need some help on purchasing a good video capture board. I've been
looking at a few models…ATI's Video-it, Intel Smart Video Recorder Video
Capture, Win/Tv, and Miro Video D1. I'm not to familiar with any of these
boards and it seems that I can't find a sales person who can help me. The board
is needed for both video and still capture. If anybody can give me a hand on a
selection on these or any other boards, i would really appreciate it. (card not
needed for professional use for now, but to start my small buisness)
Mike……
Mike,
As a member of this forum I have heard very good things about the miro DC1 card
and, in a magazine review, good things about the Intel SVR. Personally I have
had good experiences with the FAST Movie Machine. There was a real good
article on Windows Video Capture Cards in the November 94 issue of New Media
magazine if you can still find it.
-John
John….
Thanks for your reply. I'll try to find that issue of New Media . Personally I
was leaning towards the Miro card, but I didn't want to jump into a purchase
without knowing what was available. I'll keep in mind the cards you mentioned.
-Mike-
If you give me your s-mail address, I will send you a free copy of The
Electronic Mailbox's booklet "the Desk Top Video Handbook". I think it will be
beneficial to your search
anybody have a phone number for new media magazine?
K 2,
I'll try and look it up for you tomorrow and get back to you.
-John
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