Sony Hi8 analog Cam capturing to ATI TV Wonder Pro

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  1. Animal626

    Animal626 Member

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    Im just wondering, im new to capturing, I want to capture my babies movies to PC so I can burn on DVD from my Hi8 Cam directly but I can only capture at 320,240 and vcd quality 1400KB/sec? is this correct is or it just Pinnacle Studio 9 thats causing the issue?

    Im not sure of the bandwidth specifications of Svideo so it may be correct?
    -Dan
     
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    If you want to capture for DVD in the Best Quality you Must capture Mpeg2 at 720+480 for NTSC and 720+576 for Pal and the Video Bitrate should be beween about 5000kbs and 8000kbs...
    Pluss if you are Captureing directly to Mpeg2 for DVD then you should Dump Pinnacle Studio 9 and use something else as Studio 9"s Mpeg capture isn"t that good...
    I suggest useing something like "Intervideo WinDVR 3.0" and if you want to Put this Mpeg2 file on to DVD with Studio 9 then make sure that it does not Re-encode the Video because this will Just degrade the Quality and if it does try to re-encode the Video (Crappy Programs have a Habbit of Doing This) then use something else to Author the DVD Like "DVDLab"...

    320+240 is not a Valid Resolution for any Video standard accept for Streaming Video which is allways pretty Low Quality....

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    Aye this is the problem im saying tho. Pinnacle 9 will only capture over RCA from my Hi8 analog camera at 320x240.
     
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    Well the problem is with either your Capture device or with studio 9..
    I suspect it is your Capture device that can not capture above 320+240....

    What type of Capture device are you useing????
     

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