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yup
18th January 2007, 19:33
Hi folk!
I beginner in video capture. Recently I try capture old VHS playback on Sony 4 head VCR using composite output at player and input in Avermedia 507 tuner. Video look satisfactory on PC monitor. I using Virtual VCR and setting as recomended http://www.doom9.org/capture/capturing_VirtualVCR.html and use Huffyuf as video encoder. During capture processor loading approx 40% (my computer Pentium 4, 512MB, 2GHz). I get 443 dropped frames and 44 dropped2 frames during capture 60000 frames. Main part droped frames I get during playback begin VHS and end. I can not play captured video in real time, but when I try encoding using CCE or Virtualdub for XViD I get out off sync video and audio.
Please advise, yup.

setarip_old
18th January 2007, 22:33
Hi!

Make certain to capture the audio as uncompressed PCM (.WAV) format...

chipzoller
19th January 2007, 04:58
And once you've done as setarip_old suggests, make sure you read this (http://virtualvcr.sourceforge.net/html/virtualvcr/sync.php) then make the appropriate setting changes if you've not done so already. This won't prevent frames from being dropped but will ensure video and audio stay synchronized, especially with lengthy captures.

yup
19th January 2007, 05:44
Hi setarip_old and chipzoller!
Thank You for reply. I use uncompressed PCM wav at 48000Hz and use Resample audio option as recomended in guide. Today I will be try VirtualDub. VirtualDub use other approach, which can insert frames. Also in VirtualDub I can capture audio from ny TV tuner (in Virtual VCR from sound card).
yup.

yup
19th January 2007, 11:58
I try virtualdub 1.6.17 for same source, but use 352x576 resolution, at this resolution I can playback file on my PC without drope frame and gen only 15 frames insert for capture and synchronized audio and video.
yup.

setarip_old
19th January 2007, 12:32
Congratulations on resolving your dilemma ;>}

yup
25th January 2007, 08:15
Hi!
2 days ago I also successfuly captured using VirtualDub with resolution 720x576 and can not make this with VirtualVCR. Many people recomnding VirtualVCR, but I can solve problem with default settings VDub.
yup.