Any suggestions on what type of program to use (for Win XP) that can capture large images and high-resolution video (via composite unfortunately)?
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Didn't you get any software with the capture card ? I use the standard Happauge software I got with mine which works great.
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Virtualdub will do it and does it pretty well.
It's let you capture at diff res and frame rates and if you have a decent PC you can actually encode it in real time.
Give me a few mins and I'll post a URL of a very hasty capture I did with it a while back...Last edited by Valken; 14-06-2004, 10:50.Comment
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If neither of those work for you, go to look for
iuVCR (www.iulab.com)
or VirtualVCR (www.digtv.ws)
iuVCR stopped working for me but I found it much faster, it can capture at full resolutions (720x576 or x480 for NTSC). For me, VirtualDub limited me to PAL only at 320x240 so I can't recommend that, although it may work for you.Comment
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I got VirtualDub working with an NTSC machine (see vids) at res higher than 320 * 240 (although not in linked vids)
F-Zero SNES 1
F-Zero SNES 2
Pilotwings
Super Mario Bros
I don't have any non snes vids on my work HD I'm afraid... those were taken with composite and compressed with DivX. The quality of the videos, as well as my gameplay :P, varies!
I initially captured them using VirtuaDub and used HuffyUV to compress them *somewhat* in realtime to save disk space.
After than I mp3'd the audio, cleaned up the video a bit and used divx to compress them
I've since started using xvid...
Another alternative, esp with WinXP and a TV card with WDM drivers is Windows Media Encoder. It's great if you don't mind WMV files.Comment
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