Frage von bernbonnhorn:
I have a Pentium 3 with 650 MHz, 640 MB RAM, enough disk space ... And I would now like to VHS, VHS-C and SVHS-C-dub recordings on my PC, then burn to DVD and archive.
On the Internet I met with my deems appropriate interface between my PC and the VCR as the "Typhoon DVD Maker USB 2.0. The technical data sheet but calls for at least a Pentium 4 with 1 GHz! Does this mean that the capture card does not work with my calculator, or is it all just a little slower and thus not so confortable? Is there vernünfite and cheaper alternatives for me?
I have encountered in my search still on the "Leadtec WinFast VC100 XP" video input adapter. It comes with significantly less system resources, however, stands as Resolutionnur 640 * 480. That seems too low, as is written elsewhere of at PAL 720 * 576th
I ask for untersÃ, since I've stuck with my research. Thank you!
Antwort von Markus:
Hello,
the digitization of analog video recordings requires a certain power of your computer. Example, there is not synonymous with a 386 ultimate trick, how to videos with 720 × 576 pixels and 25 fps (PAL) capture. ;-)
I always say, trust no A / D converter that is connected via USB (See why?
FireWire FAQ">1. (b) Firewire or USB?). You would your already underperforming Calculator burden even more, since the USB-demand data processor, Firewire data (the "store only" not on hard drive), however.
I imagine that an A / D converter that is connected via Firewire with your Calculator, could be sufficient for your project and that there is no dropped frames is because of capacity constraints.
The next bottleneck will be back, however, the computing speed, for burning a
DVD-Video
Possible alternative DVD Recorder:
" VHS recorder s.PC "
