Problem with video capture

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David 513
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Sometimes it will work but most of the time it just stops(locks up) and the box will come up saying VS X2 is not responding or close program. If anyone has anything else that I can try, I would appreciate it. Thanks
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David 513
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Anyone have any ideas what may be causing my capture problem with VS X2. Thank you
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David 513 wrote:Anyone have any ideas what may be causing my capture problem with VS X2. Thank you
No, I don't use Win7, however I read where you are able to transfer using WinDV. Now since it is splitting your clips where you do not want, then you need to change the settings in the Discontinuity Threshold. Go to the website for WinDV, scroll down to the image, and mouse over it. The program is so simple, that is the entire help provided for it.

Set the Discontinuity Threshold to zero to disable it. Now by pressing the Capture button will start and pause/stop the capture. Setting it to a low level and if you have consecutive time stamps on your DV video, the program will use the time stamps to create new video files for each one. Personally I disable this, and just capture all that I need, then do the cutting in my editing program.
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