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JediSthlm
28th July 2003, 15:37
I have read somewhere about some graphic (or similar) cards that could help the encode speed in movie author programs (premiere etc.) I wonder if there is similar cards for encoding with CCE? Where can you find them?
Thanx,
Xayd
30th July 2003, 02:46
CCE is advertised and promoted as a software-only encoder. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but to my knowledge even if you had a hardware mpeg encoder, CCE wouldn't be able to utilize it.
JediSthlm
30th July 2003, 07:45
aha, that is too bad. :( If anyone else know of such a card, please let me know.
communist
9th August 2003, 09:39
AFAIK there are hardware accelerated MPEG2 capture cards.
Just do a google-search ;)
Or eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2746258425&category=3762
smiller667
9th August 2003, 15:06
Vidac (http://www.vidac.de/) offers such cards, some of them including a tv tuner. What's interesting about these is that their hw accel. can be used for transcoding purposes as well :).
Sadly, their English site is rather incomplete. No idea if they sell internationally.
AudioVideoMaster
11th August 2003, 14:53
Are there MPEG-2 encoding hardware based PC cards that encode and output better video than CCE? If so are they reasonably priced?
I read somewhere many moons ago that the ones that the studios use are way better. Just wondering if software encoding technology has gotten better than the hardware now.
:confused:
lilhobo
13th August 2003, 07:12
well if you read closely, CCE-PRO is a software hardware combo ! might put you back some grand though...
Edit: also FYI, you can put algorithm on the hardware side or on the software.....the people who make software tend not to have the knowhow to make silicon out of their algorithm...
they are just two sides of the same coin
Sastraxi
13th August 2003, 16:34
You may want to look into Hauppage's DVR-250. It's had rave reviews.
AudioVideoMaster
14th August 2003, 04:32
Originally posted by lilhobo
well if you read closely, CCE-PRO is a software hardware combo ! might put you back some grand though...
I didn't see CCE-Pro since I only knew about the basic and SP version of software based CCE versions. I'll check the Pro version out.
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