Have you gotten your capture (via virtualdub) to work yet ?? Anyways.
You also forgot to mention that iuVCR does not lock fps (ie, 29.970)
I'm sure you know that AVI_IO supports segmentation for VFW drivers.
You could try OTHER drivers from other makers that support this card
and/or chipset. Below, are some Download examples. I hope they do
work for you
.
.
You can try these drivers...
Driver for: Win 95/98/ME
ftp://ftp.terratec.de/Receiver/Ciner...20_98SE_ME.exe
* driver-TERRATEC_Tv_Tuner_Cinergy_400_TV-24587-5.html
Beta Driver:
http://supporten.terratec.net/module...=getit&lid=845
* Cinergy400TV_Drv_App_2000_XP_3.63.exe
TERRATEC Tv Tuner Cinergy 400 TV 3.23:
*
ftp://ftp.terratec.de/Receiver/Ciner...20_98SE_ME.exe
I've always found that its best NOT to install (on top of) other drivers.
Such as VFW. These usually have to be CLEARED, all traces of, from hard drives
and Registries. I use Hauppage's HCWCLEAR.EXE app to do this. And I run
through ALL the options and clear all traces of VFW. Search on Google.com for app.
But, whenever I'm installing an new device, (ie, a capture card) I will always
do the following:
* uninstall all VFW drivers (as in above steps)
* uninstall (previous) Capture card App and Drivers
* reset Graphics Card to Standard VGA Driver and reboot into 640x480 mode.
* Reboot, then.. (because you want to make sure your system boots up w/out any
... issues and in 640 x 480 mode.
.
* Then, you Yank out your previous Capture Card, and Reboot
.
.. then ..
.
* install or reset Graphics Card driver to YOUR graphic card drivers (and set it
... to 1024 x 768 resolution as you had it previously) and Reboot again, so that
... things take off properly in this mode.
.
.. then ..
.
* AS AN OPTION: copy your Cap Car's drivers to your harddrive (just in case of crashes)
.
.. then ..
.
* install new Capture card into pc.
... proceed to press CANCEL (if possible) (<-- don't install any drivers yet)
* Now, use your CD-ROM disk and install your drivers using the app (of course)
... and make sure you are using the highest version of directX, which is usually
... something like directX 8.1 or higher, these days.
Note 1, the reason why I copy my WHOLE CDROM disk to my harddrive is (based on actual
experience) it's eaiser to reinstall, if issues occur or something happens and you
no longer have access to your CD-ROM drive (as I often experience)
Note 2, ..you could substute the VFW drivers for the ones I listed above, and see
if they work.
I wish I could get my AIW-9600 card or Pinnacle Studio AV/DV card to work inside
my Win98 Gold setup
but neither one will work
But, good luck anyways,
-vhelp