Off-topic: DV Capture with Ulead 6

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  • Kino
    mini MURCer
    • Jun 2000
    • 25

    #1

    Off-topic: DV Capture with Ulead 6

    I have depended on this forum for some good DV advice in the past, but my problem does not have to do with my Marvel.

    I just got a D-Link firewire card. I have hooked up my Sony D8 camera and can capture with the Ulead DirectShow plug-in enabled.

    However, all my vid capture options (video format, audio format, source, etc.) are all disabled (greyed out). When I capture it appears that I'm getting only 360x240 video files. I don't appear to have any way to adjust this up to the desired 720x480.

    Anyone have a similar problem?

    Thanks.

    K

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    P3 1GHz, 512Mb RAM (PC133), Asus CU4VX motherboard (VIA Chipset), Matrox Marvel G200, DiamondMax Plus 30.0Gb 7200rpm ATA100, Tekram SCSI UW controller, SCSI Zip drive, Creative 12X PCDVD, Yamaha 8824 CDRW

    [This message has been edited by Kino (edited 09 March 2001).]
    P3 1GHz, 512Mb RAM (PC133), Asus CU4VX motherboard (VIA Chipset), Matrox Marvel G200, DiamondMax Plus 30.0Gb 7200rpm ATA100, Tekram SCSI UW controller, SCSI Zip drive, Creative 12X PCDVD, Yamaha 8824 CDRW
  • johnpr98
    MURCer
    • Dec 1999
    • 147

    #2
    DirectX8 for Windows Media player to correctly report the Video size.

    DV is a copy of the original on the camcorder, hence no adjust options until on the computer.

    johnpr98


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    • Kino
      mini MURCer
      • Jun 2000
      • 25

      #3
      So you're saying that my DV off the Sony camera is 320x240? I don't follow...
      P3 1GHz, 512Mb RAM (PC133), Asus CU4VX motherboard (VIA Chipset), Matrox Marvel G200, DiamondMax Plus 30.0Gb 7200rpm ATA100, Tekram SCSI UW controller, SCSI Zip drive, Creative 12X PCDVD, Yamaha 8824 CDRW

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      • johnpr98
        MURCer
        • Dec 1999
        • 147

        #4
        What I am saying is Windows Media Player 6* is fibbing, install directX8 & you can play your DV video at the correct full size as captured. You will need to select Full size first.

        johnpr98




        [This message has been edited by johnpr98 (edited 07 March 2001).]

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        • Kino
          mini MURCer
          • Jun 2000
          • 25

          #5
          I already had DirectX 8 installed, but as it turns out I had to do 2 things.

          1. ditch the D-Link card and replace it with a Pyro BasicDV. Now it works like a charm whereas the D-Link card hung my machine.

          2. Set the DV Encoder (under Properties in Media Player 6) to be 720x480 by default.

          Now everything is happy, except that I wasted a lot of time.

          Thanks.

          K
          P3 1GHz, 512Mb RAM (PC133), Asus CU4VX motherboard (VIA Chipset), Matrox Marvel G200, DiamondMax Plus 30.0Gb 7200rpm ATA100, Tekram SCSI UW controller, SCSI Zip drive, Creative 12X PCDVD, Yamaha 8824 CDRW

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