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X-Michele_
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Mar 1, 2002, 1:26 PM

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Just found out that my old ATI All in Wonder Pro video card which did capture video with Win 95/98 acts only as a video card with Win 2000. So, I am in the market to purchase a good Video Capture card. Any suggestions??? Right now I don't have a camera so the video would be coming from VCR. I am trying to learn Adobe Premiere but wanted to get some footage to practice on, any suggestions?
Thanks!!!


X-Jimmy_Riley
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Mar 1, 2002, 1:31 PM

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Most likly if you go to ATI website and download the driver for your video card from them you will be able to capture video. Windows 2000 built-in drivers don't support video capture on most ATI cards. Like my Rage Pro.

: Just found out that my old ATI All in Wonder Pro video card which did capture video with Win 95/98 acts only as a video card with Win 2000. So, I am in the market to purchase a good Video Capture card. Any suggestions??? Right now I don't have a camera so the video would be coming from VCR. I am trying to learn Adobe Premiere but wanted to get some footage to practice on, any suggestions?
: Thanks!!!


X-Mike_Gunter
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Mar 3, 2002, 10:09 AM

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Re: Video Cards [In reply to] Can't Post
: Just found out that my old ATI All in Wonder Pro video card which did capture video with Win 95/98 acts only as a video card with Win 2000. So, I am in the market to purchase a good Video Capture card. Any suggestions??? Right now I don't have a camera so the video would be coming from VCR. I am trying to learn Adobe Premiere but wanted to get some footage to practice on, any suggestions?
Canopus DV Storm.


X-CJ_Lee
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Mar 3, 2002, 3:16 PM

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Re: Video Cards [In reply to] Can't Post
I recommend the Pinnacle DV500 Plus- a little expensive but includes the Premiere 6.0 real time plus a plethora of other programs to get you going on the DV production!