Analog Video Capture

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Analog Video Capture

Post by Coral »

I'm trying to capture some analog footage using mfp 7 TBYB.
As soon as I click on "Capture Video" then "Start" I get Failed to initialize capture.... No capture driver is available in the system. :?
I have no problem capturing with other software
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Post by Ron P. »

I think you'll need to use that other software to capture your analog video. Since Ulead lost to Intervideo, which lost to Corel, capturing analog video has not been possible. Corel has been informed about this numerous times. The former Ulead brand, used a variety of capture plug-ins, however was changed to a single proprietary one of their own making, IVI.

Once you have it onto your PC, you can then insert it into DVD MF.
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Post by Coral »

Thanks Ron. I think Corel should update the manual, beside a few othe things.
I'll stick to DVD Workshop 2. So far nothing can come close. At least in my opinion !
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Coral wrote:.....
I'll stick to DVD Workshop 2. So far nothing can come close. At least in my opinion !
I second that!
:D :D :D
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sjj1805 wrote:
Coral wrote:.....
I'll stick to DVD Workshop 2. So far nothing can come close. At least in my opinion !
I second that!
:D :D :D
Great minds think alike (never mind old age :lol: :lol: )
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