RE: Video ripping question?

["Paul Miller" <pmiller@xxxxxxx>]

over the last day or so I have been playing with virtual dub, and I can get
excellent video and audio quality - just not in sync :( any tips

If I use the ATI MMC VCR2 (best quality the results are great, I have been
trying to get snapstream PVS working as this offers a brilliant front end
and delivery system, but it has some issues with the ATI card :( it may be
worth you having a look at it tho.

Paul


-----Original Message-----
From: Ian Lowe [mailto:ian@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 03 March 2001 15:26
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Video ripping question?


> I have the ATI all in wonder pro and I get the feeling from earlier
comments
> that you can get some reasonable results from this card if you use the
right
> codec. the question is which codec and which capture software would
you
use
> for VCR type results (nee TIVO)

I don't have the ideal solution as yet.

I use VirtualDub to capture video: it has a high performance capture
enginer
rather than just an AVICAP wrapper, which is why it can get such good
results.

What I have been in the habit of doing is to record an entire night at a
time, then chop out the programs I wanted to see. (I have a 27Gb capture
Drive)

Virtualdub supports flexible stop conditions, so you can say "stop
capturing
after so many seconds" or "stop when I am about to run out of
disk space"

I use this, and get it to stop after about twelve hours ;) if you find a
better solution, please, let me know!

Ian.




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