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    Looking for a USB Capture Device compatible with PAL60/NTSC_433



    I've been having trouble finding a USB (it's for a laptop so it must be USB!) device that can capture PAL 60 images using both composite and SVideo input, as well as NTSC_433. Can anyone help me in finding one of these for sale? Thanks in advance!

    #2
    This thread should help

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      #3

      Find for RCA or Svideo, PAL or NTSC.

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        #4
        Originally posted by kryss View Post
        http://www.diamondmm.com/VC500.php
        Find for RCA or Svideo, PAL or NTSC.
        Thanks, but I don't see any mention to it being compatible with the exact types of PAL and NTSC images I mentioned.

        Most USB capture cards, as I've learned, don't support the modes I'm looking for. So if anyone can please make any further suggestions I'd appreciate it.

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          #5
          Yeah, just tried PAL60 and no dice. Shame that.

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            #6
            Have a look at the hauppauge HD PVR. It supports pal60/ntsc433 and has s-video, composite and component input. For more infomation, you'll have to post on their own forum, since they don't have the manual for this device online.
            Btw it a usb device and has a dedicated chip for encoding build in, so it should work on lower spec sytems, but for playback and live feed you probably need a faster machine, depending on the resolution and bitrate/quality of course.

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              #7
              sorry if im asking this in the wrong place, can anyone here capture a video off the wii Nintendo Channel, there is a video on there of me and my brother at the britains best nintendo gamer final. i want to get a copy of it before its taken down, if anyone has a capture device and could do this for me would be ace,?

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