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Hi8 to computer w/Pinnacle card

Original Message
Name: shotover
Date: April 27, 2008 at 21:27:16 Pacific
Subject: Hi8 to computer w/Pinnacle card
OS: Win XP w/SP2
CPU/Ram: P-4 550 / 3 GB
Model/Manufacturer: Gateway704GE
Comment:
Using a Pinnacle MovieBoard Plus PCI Software: Studio 11 Ver 11.1
Handycam Sony CCD-TR940 Hi 8 (RCA Composite & S-Video) output to a break-out box (this box came with the Pinnacle capture card.)

The software, Studio 11,comes up with a page that has a 4” x 5” box on the upper right.
Sometimes this box has a green fuzz with a ¾” strip from top to bottom that has clear
picture of the Handycam output. This strip moves from left to right across the box.
The movement depends which “AVI or MPEG Capture” button you select.
The fuzz sometimes is black also goes to 2” x 2” ghost square in the center of the output most of the time.

James R. Smith Jr.


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