How do I add a Composite Channel for Video Capture

[swalsh19]

Hi,

I'm a newbie. I purchased a Hauppauge PVR-150 Capture Card based on a friends experience with the card. From what I have seen it captures maginicently.

I have captured video via GBPVR via Composite no problem I just can't seem to figure out in this program how to add a composite video input. Hopefully I can...

Thanks for your replies in advance!

Steve

[heinz-oz]

Interesting comparison, since when is AP only a DVD authoring program? If you want a comparison, compare MSP8 with AP, I know the answer to that one

[swalsh19]

Ok, I know I'm comparing a VW Beetle to a Porsche. I was just curious though how DVDMovie Factory compared to Premiere in the aspects of which DMF is capable of doing.

[DVDDoug]

I just can't seem to figure out in this program how to add a composite video input.

I think you just set it to chanel 1. (I always use the Hauppauge software for the capture step.)

One bad thing about the Hauppauge card. It is MPEG only. MPEGs are not meant to be edited. Any editing that requires de-coding and re-coding (filters or transitions, etc.) will degrade the video quality. Even worse, I got the dreaded A/V sync problem when I made a DVD from the edited MPEGs. I ended-up buying a special-purpose MPEG editor called Womble MPEG Video Wizard.

[heinz-oz]

Ok, I know I'm comparing a VW Beetle to a Porsche. I was just curious though how DVDMovie Factory compared to Premiere in the aspects of which DMF is capable of doing.

You would still be comparing a car to a car, different thing alltogether. You are trying to compare two things that can't be compared.

How do you compare a video editing program to a DVD authoring program? Beats me.

What would your comparison be between XP Pro and Windows media player