View Full Version : what codec is able to convert analog to digital?
kurt476
17th October 2005, 08:03
hi, what codec is able to convert analog to digital video, audio?
here is the features i am looking for:
*smooth any ruff spots out
*filters all ready in the codec
*ablity to not drop frames
*resize video
*deblocking YUV2
*converts to closest clearty
Elic
17th October 2005, 09:47
:) If "analog" means TV / VHS / SVHS, then you need "capture device", not "codec". And features you looking for are not codec-specific, there are lots of filters doing that...
kurt476
17th October 2005, 23:35
ok thank you for your input
Mug Funky
19th October 2005, 06:12
hmm. i might add that analog video should not need deblocking... even if it's an ex lossy digital source (news footage, sports broadcasts), deblocking will only be effective vertically as analog video will be blurred horizontally.
>> ability to not drop frames
hehe... well that all depends on how fast your machine can filter and how fast (and consistently) your hard disk can write.
if you can manage it, try set up a SATA RAID with 3 or more drives. beware that SATA can (apparently) slow down as the drives get full though.
chilledoutuk
19th October 2005, 13:44
if you dont have a very fast computer there are some hardware based capture cards that have mpeg2 encoding hardware built into the board
Sirber
19th October 2005, 14:00
Like ATI (not? ;)) All In Wonder :)
Elic
21st October 2005, 21:20
Hmm... I use trivial TV tuner (Aver-305) and program Fly2000tv, and codec I prefer or HuffYUV or ArithYUV. My Celeron-2000 can capture near-full-res TV (640*576) at 50-70% load, with no on-the-fly filtering at all.
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