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  • fabioman
    mini MURCer
    • Nov 1999
    • 4

    #1

    video Capture trouble

    I am bought a Marvel G400-TV and installed them in my Pentium III 600 system. Everything was working fine (2D, 3D, TV, line in/out, etc). But when I try to capture some sequence to HD, the software (VCR-Remote) says "Your video signal is instable or the video settings are not correct". I'd tried all the video sources and capture settings combinations, but the problem remains. I started to think my board come with a hardware defect...
    If someone had any sugestions before I send my board back to matrox I'll thanks...

    My system is:
    PIII 600 256 Mb
    HD Western Digital 13.5GB
    Sound Blaster Live!
    ZIP Internal
    CD-ROM Creative 48X
  • Olliver
    mini MURCer
    • Sep 1999
    • 62

    #2
    fabioman,

    Make sure that you have the correct video standard selected (NTSC, PAL).

    Olliver
    All comments and statements are purely of my own opinion and in no way reflect on my employer.

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    • This_Idiot
      Moderator
      • Sep 1999
      • 1318

      #3
      Did you run the Quick Connect test utility ? This writes initial settings into the registry.

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      • fabioman
        mini MURCer
        • Nov 1999
        • 4

        #4
        Hi people. I'm used Quick Connect with success. The preview images from the sources are clear, sharp and in color. So, I think there's no problem with the color system or the signal incomming. I'm using a VHS VCR (NTSC) as source with the NTSC version of the Marvel. I'm also used a small program called CPU Benchmark, (included in Video Tools folder). When I run this utility, I receive a message like this:
        "Cannot found compressor"
        and no tests are performed. Any sugestions?

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