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Old Dec 12, 2004 | 06:55 PM
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I'm tired of not having the capability to make videos and put them online. I have a decent video card (Radeon 9200 256meg) but it doesn't seem to have the capability...I also don't have a good video camera. SO, what do you guys use and how much is it? I just want a cheapie video camera and a cheapie card for the computer. Can I use a PCI slot or are they all agp? I don't want to pull my video card for this, if possible. Thanks!
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Old Dec 12, 2004 | 07:14 PM
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yea they have AGP and PCI video cards they r both are good
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Old Dec 12, 2004 | 07:40 PM
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u could use a video capture card... http://www.microtechcomputers.com/pr...ku=VILTVC100XP
this one is $25
this allows u to use ur regular video camera to put the video on ur pc, but i would check and make sure ur video card doesnt support vivo first.
as for ur video camera... how bad is it?
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Old Dec 12, 2004 | 08:07 PM
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A Radeon 9200 should be plenty of video card. You wanting to do video editing, too?
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Originally Posted by dblack1
u could use a video capture card... http://www.microtechcomputers.com/pr...ku=VILTVC100XP
this one is $25
this allows u to use ur regular video camera to put the video on ur pc, but i would check and make sure ur video card doesnt support vivo first.
as for ur video camera... how bad is it?
Hehe 1982 reject ..thanks for the link! $25 is about how much I'd like to spend! haha.

Wildman - Not so much editing..well, some but not a lot. At the moment I just wanna be able to record video and get it onto the computer.
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by DrJay
Originally Posted by dblack1
u could use a video capture card... http://www.microtechcomputers.com/pr...ku=VILTVC100XP
this one is $25
this allows u to use ur regular video camera to put the video on ur pc, but i would check and make sure ur video card doesnt support vivo first.
as for ur video camera... how bad is it?
Hehe 1982 reject ..thanks for the link! $25 is about how much I'd like to spend! haha.

Wildman - Not so much editing..well, some but not a lot. At the moment I just wanna be able to record video and get it onto the computer.
You mean, from a camera to a computer via USB? The video card doesn't have anything to do with that.

Am I misunderstanding? :?
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 12:42 PM
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Your card doesn't capture video, but a PCI tuner card will. I'd avoid USB based solutions. A PCI capture card with RCA jacks will allow you to plug it in and record it. Editing with Windows Movie Maker 2 is free, and pretty powerful.

Then you'll need a host to share it.
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
Originally Posted by DrJay
Originally Posted by dblack1
u could use a video capture card... http://www.microtechcomputers.com/pr...ku=VILTVC100XP
this one is $25
this allows u to use ur regular video camera to put the video on ur pc, but i would check and make sure ur video card doesnt support vivo first.
as for ur video camera... how bad is it?
Hehe 1982 reject ..thanks for the link! $25 is about how much I'd like to spend! haha.

Wildman - Not so much editing..well, some but not a lot. At the moment I just wanna be able to record video and get it onto the computer.
You mean, from a camera to a computer via USB? The video card doesn't have anything to do with that.

Am I misunderstanding? :?
I'm fresh to all this new fangled technology stuff
I didn't really think about the camera having a usb cable in which to transfer the video. I'm so used to a/v jacks I didn't even think about that. Hmm...maybe I've got some shopping to do haha.

Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Your card doesn't capture video, but a PCI tuner card will. I'd avoid USB based solutions. A PCI capture card with RCA jacks will allow you to plug it in and record it. Editing with Windows Movie Maker 2 is free, and pretty powerful.

Then you'll need a host to share it.
This sounds like what I was picturing (although I'm totally up for suggestions). Why not a usb though?
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