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You need a 'video capture card'. These cards are installed in a PCI slot =
on your motherboard and at the back of the your computer allow you to =
connect to either S-Video or Composite Video connection on your VCR or =
Camera. The better quality is acheived via the S-Video connection. There =
are a lot of Capture Cards on the market and they vary in price and very =
much in quality. Work out what you want to use it for first. I reccomend =
the Miro range of capture cards because they come with good =
documentation and are very reputable in the market place. I have a Miro =
DC30 Plus and am pretty happy with the product. However, be aware that =
capturing video is the most intensive operation your computer is ever =
likely to do, therefore you need a good quality system with high specs. =
RAM is not enough. Also you need a quality Hard Drive with high data =
transfer rates. I  am probarly just being perdantic, but I use the best =
to get the best results. Good luck and prepare yourself for a lot of =
time to get this all up and running.

regards
Scott Gorman
alamer@ozemail.com.au   (no spam please)
Kev Sargeson wrote in message =
<01bdd66c$c4805a40$c27866a1@EUHULW980.EUU>...
>Hi,
>
>I would like to you use my PC for video editing, or at the very least, =
for
>adding titles to my home movies.=20
>
>Now I know that video editing will take up lots of RAM, and I also know
>that there are products around, such as Adobe Premiere which can be =
used to
>edit video.
>
>But what I don't know is what hardware I need to get the video into the
>computer. I assume it will be a card of somesort, but what sort? Also =
what
>would be a good one for a starter like me ?
>
>Regards
>
>Kev Sargeson
>SargesK2@bp.com

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<DIV>You need a 'video capture card'. These cards are installed in a PCI =
slot on=20
your motherboard and at the back of the your computer allow you to =
connect to=20
either S-Video or Composite Video connection on your VCR or Camera. The =
better=20
quality is acheived via the S-Video connection. There are a lot of =
Capture Cards=20
on the market and they vary in price and very much in quality. Work out =
what you=20
want to use it for first. I reccomend the <A=20
href=3D"http://www.lakovision.com.au">Miro</A> range of capture cards =
because they=20
come with good documentation and are very reputable in the market place. =
I have=20
a Miro DC30 Plus and am pretty happy with the product. However, be aware =
that=20
capturing video is the most intensive operation your computer is ever =
likely to=20
do, therefore you need a good quality system with high specs. RAM is not =
enough.=20
Also you need a quality Hard Drive with high data transfer rates. =
I&nbsp; am=20
probarly just being perdantic, but I use the best to get the best =
results. Good=20
luck and prepare yourself for a lot of time to get this all up and=20
running.</DIV>
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<DIV>regards</DIV>
<DIV>Scott Gorman</DIV>
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<DIV>Kev Sargeson<SARGESK2@BP.COM> wrote in message &lt;<A=20
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would like to you use my PC for video editing, or at the very least,=20
for<BR>&gt;adding titles to my home movies. <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Now I know =
that=20
video editing will take up lots of RAM, and I also know<BR>&gt;that =
there are=20
products around, such as Adobe Premiere which can be used to<BR>&gt;edit =

video.<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;But what I don't know is what hardware I need to =
get the=20
video into the<BR>&gt;computer. I assume it will be a card of somesort, =
but what=20
sort? Also what<BR>&gt;would be a good one for a starter like me=20
?<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Regards<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Kev Sargeson<BR>&gt;<A=20
href=3D"mailto:SargesK2@bp.com">SargesK2@bp.com</A></BODY></HTML>

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