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Lola
1st September 2007, 09:01
Hi,

I'm new in this matter and I need to know about my NVIDIA(R)Force(TM):can this card capture an analog cam video and with what softwear ?
:thanks:

mitsubishi
1st September 2007, 11:22
:confused:

What card do you have?

Blue_MiSfit
1st September 2007, 21:50
It all depends on what you're talking about. Just giving us the driver name does nothing :)

Do you have an nVidia video card in you computer? If so, did it come with a dongle with a bunch of video plugs like composite / S-Video etc? If so, it may be of the "VIVO" (video in / video out) variety. If so, then yes you can capture video from an analog video camera. If you get it installed and setup correctly, then you can capture with VirtualDub or DScaler etc.

More info! :)

~MiSfit

Lola
3rd September 2007, 13:24
I was a litle wrong:
There are my details:
asus tv turner and nvidia like i said first
thanks

mitsubishi
3rd September 2007, 13:56
Your graphics card isn't important, it's a separate thing.

If you have a TV tuner, then you probably have capture on it. I have an Asus TV card and it's a PITA.

Have you got the drivers installed for it?
Do you know what model it is?

The one I have is a 7131 Tiger Hybrid and has a dongle with it that is needed to plug into a special connector, which then splits it into s-video, composite and audio.

If you've bought this PC pre-built, then it should have the drivers installed, so you can just plug in and try with VLC.

Can you see what connectors it has?