capturing video in winxp+asus v7700 delux

ToMaSh · 22nd March 2002, 17:28

I've upgraded my os to winxp and after that I couldn't caputre video anymore. I've done some reading and d\l'ing the latest drivers (nvidia's wdm 1.08 and technograb's hacked asus driver) and after installing them i was told it would work fine but it didn't, in fact it didn't work at all, as before. after a while i tried it again (capturing video) in vdub and it worked I tried a different prog. and it didn't work I returend to vdub and it didn't work again whats happened? should I reinstall the drivers in a specific order?

da franksta · 22nd March 2002, 17:52

what about asus live, what you were supposed to use in the first place?

ToMaSh · 22nd March 2002, 18:08

I tried to install asuslive for windows2000 and it didn't work.
when i try to run asus digitalvcr norton antivirus warns me about a malicious script is that a known problem?

kopelen · 23rd March 2002, 02:22

I have the V7700 Deluxe and Windows 2000.

I am having the similar problems to what you are experiencing, ToMash. When using Virtual Dub for the first time, it works and captures correctly ( max. res 720x480 ). When using Asus Live program, closing it, then opening Virtual Dub again and it doesn't work - I don't get signal and Virtual Dub freezes.

I have tried the Asus capture drivers version 1.1 on the cd, but the max. res is only 704x480. I found so called Asus capture drivers version 1.8 beta. They can be found here. Simply click on the link : asdvcr21.zip ( it's faint, but the link works ).

The wierd thing is when installing the beta drivers, I don't see Asus capture drivers in Virtual Dub, but the Microsoft WDM Image Capture drivers.

But it works and I'm satisfied - so far.

Frisco · 23rd March 2002, 13:33

I capture 720x576 huffyuv PAL, 44.1khz 16bit stereo whit my Asus V7700 Deluxe :

- Athlon 1 GZ
- 60gig 7200rpm
- Windows 2000
- WDM driver from Nvidia
- iuVCR

It works fine, no drops frames.

kixemu · 11th April 2002, 17:32

Yes, Nvdia WDM driver works well with WDM capturing applications.

The problem is that the video quality is not good as the old Asus VFW driver that is available under Windows98/Me. Just try to capture a cartoon with Nvidia's driver: if you look close to the sceen you'll see that some jerky lines are visible. (I 'm not referring to interlacing artifatcs) which are not present in the same video captured under W98.

This is what I experienced.

KiX

NoIdea · 14th April 2002, 14:37

hi, a friend of mine had the same prob with winxp an asus v7700 and the newest drivers.
we finally suceeded with using the 1.1 driver for win2000 thats on the original asus driver disc.
the only program that worked fine was virtualdub by the way, neither asus d-vcr nor the cyberlink video capturing tool worked.
noidea

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ToMaSh Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 14	capturing video in winxp+asus v7700 delux I've upgraded my os to winxp and after that I couldn't caputre video anymore. I've done some reading and d\l'ing the latest drivers (nvidia's wdm 1.08 and technograb's hacked asus driver) and after installing them i was told it would work fine but it didn't, in fact it didn't work at all, as before. after a while i tried it again (capturing video) in vdub and it worked I tried a different prog. and it didn't work I returend to vdub and it didn't work again whats happened? should I reinstall the drivers in a specific order?

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da franksta Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Rotterdam, NL Posts: 413	what about asus live, what you were supposed to use in the first place? __________________ Tyan S2460 Rev 1.03, dual AXP 1700+, 768 Crucial DDR Reg ECC, ATI R8500 Ret, 2 IBM 60GXP 60GB Raid-0

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kopelen Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 21	I have the V7700 Deluxe and Windows 2000. I am having the similar problems to what you are experiencing, ToMash. When using Virtual Dub for the first time, it works and captures correctly ( max. res 720x480 ). When using Asus Live program, closing it, then opening Virtual Dub again and it doesn't work - I don't get signal and Virtual Dub freezes. I have tried the Asus capture drivers version 1.1 on the cd, but the max. res is only 704x480. I found so called Asus capture drivers version 1.8 beta. They can be found here. Simply click on the link : asdvcr21.zip ( it's faint, but the link works ). The wierd thing is when installing the beta drivers, I don't see Asus capture drivers in Virtual Dub, but the Microsoft WDM Image Capture drivers. But it works and I'm satisfied - so far. __________________ powered by AMD.

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Frisco Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 32	ASUS 7700 I capture 720x576 huffyuv PAL, 44.1khz 16bit stereo whit my Asus V7700 Deluxe : - Athlon 1 GZ - 60gig 7200rpm - Windows 2000 - WDM driver from Nvidia - iuVCR It works fine, no drops frames.

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22nd March 2002, 18:08	#3 \| Link
ToMaSh Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 14	I tried to install asuslive for windows2000 and it didn't work. when i try to run asus digitalvcr norton antivirus warns me about a malicious script is that a known problem?

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kixemu Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 4	Yes, Nvdia WDM driver works well with WDM capturing applications. The problem is that the video quality is not good as the old Asus VFW driver that is available under Windows98/Me. Just try to capture a cartoon with Nvidia's driver: if you look close to the sceen you'll see that some jerky lines are visible. (I 'm not referring to interlacing artifatcs) which are not present in the same video captured under W98. This is what I experienced. KiX

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NoIdea Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 12	hi, a friend of mine had the same prob with winxp an asus v7700 and the newest drivers. we finally suceeded with using the 1.1 driver for win2000 thats on the original asus driver disc. the only program that worked fine was virtualdub by the way, neither asus d-vcr nor the cyberlink video capturing tool worked. noidea