catback
21st December 2003, 20:24
Hi,
I usually use avi_io with Win98 and VfW drivers. I've had great results with this setup. I recently upgraded my machine to XP Home Edition and the new drivers for my video card only support WDM. Just for kicks, I ran avi_io under XP and the WDM drivers and to my surprise, it ran great.
Any idea why this is? I thought avi_io was VfW only? I'm certain I didn't install any video wrappers under XP.
My XP setup is on a drive that is NTFS, which doesn't have the 4gb single file restriction as in FAT32. Will I be able to capture to a single large (40+ gb)avi file using avi_io under XP? I haven't tried it yet but since this isn't a true WDM setup, I'm not sure if I'll be able to.
Thanks.
I usually use avi_io with Win98 and VfW drivers. I've had great results with this setup. I recently upgraded my machine to XP Home Edition and the new drivers for my video card only support WDM. Just for kicks, I ran avi_io under XP and the WDM drivers and to my surprise, it ran great.
Any idea why this is? I thought avi_io was VfW only? I'm certain I didn't install any video wrappers under XP.
My XP setup is on a drive that is NTFS, which doesn't have the 4gb single file restriction as in FAT32. Will I be able to capture to a single large (40+ gb)avi file using avi_io under XP? I haven't tried it yet but since this isn't a true WDM setup, I'm not sure if I'll be able to.
Thanks.