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Topic: Good Capture Card?
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World_Empire_Films
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posted 03-04-2000 01:39 PM
I know that this topic has been talked to death but what is a good capture card, how much? Where to buy them?
Thanks
...please don't kill me. |
Prism
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posted 03-04-2000 01:53 PM
The DC10+ seems to be the card of choice. Find one used on eBay.
Don't be so paranoid!Isaiah [This message has been edited by Prism (edited 03-04-2000).] |
Paul D
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posted 03-04-2000 02:31 PM
The Dc10 is ok,but the matrox marvel g400(£220) is slightly better for picture quality (704x576).Those two cards are analogue and pretty cheap. If you really want a good capture card though i would suggest the Raptor(£550) for digital and the Fast Av Master (£450) for analogue. [This message has been edited by Paul D (edited 03-04-2000).] |
funkymunkey
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posted 03-04-2000 03:52 PM
What is with all this "don't kill me" stuff lately. We're not here to kill, we're here to help (well, most of us at least  ).I have the DC10+ and must say that it is the best card in its price range ($200 USD). It's great if you're on a budget and have analog equipment. It comes with a nice editing program, but it will also work with Premiere. The quality, in my opinion, is great (640x480 @ 3mb/sec). If you are going to get a cheaper card, this is the one to get. |
World_Empire_Films
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posted 03-04-2000 03:54 PM
Thats what I though the DC10. Most people seem to like this card.
Well anyhow as for the don't kill me, I thought that people would get mad at me for posting this topic as it is talked about quite often. |
sausage
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posted 03-05-2000 05:43 PM
Go the DC10+. It's results are brilliant and it's cheap. I've been VERY pleased with the quality.------------------
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HBK
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posted 03-05-2000 08:50 PM
what about the voodoo 3500...------------------
I'm the(Canadian)showstoppa, the(Canadian) main event, the(Canadian) icon...of the low budget film industry! |
