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| Lebanese_007 2002-06-25, 7:50 am |
| I have 2 questions,
1) i have 32MB in my video card, and when i go to see live station online, it will be full od squares, if i got vedio card that has 64MB, the squares would go???
2) how can i connect my vedio camera to my computer???? and can i use it as a web cam?
Thanks so much in advance | |
| Deja-vue 2002-06-25, 10:17 am |
| It looks like we need more Info on what you got.You say you see a live Station?
Could it be a TV Card? Or are you watching DVD?
Lets have us know, what kind of Equipment you have, Operating System and what kind of Camera.
Then we should guide you in the right Direction. | |
| Lebanese_007 2002-06-25, 12:19 pm |
| i have win98, 512MBRam, 750 Duran
i have sony camera, and i need it to connected it to my computer to edit, and if it possible to use it as a web cam.
about live TV, i can go to a link and watch live TV, the pixels in the picture can be seen, i have 32MB Ram video card, if i bought 64MB Ram video card, the pixels would disappear?
thank you | |
| Deja-vue 2002-06-25, 12:31 pm |
| You are watching TV online?
Could it be that the connection is too slow,
let me know the Video-card Model.
And let me know if the Camera is USB or Firewire.
How do you get the TV Stations, live from Antenna or online from a Website? | |
| Lebanese_007 2002-06-25, 12:38 pm |
| My video card model is Magnum/epert128/x99/expert2000(english)--- ATI
i'm watching TV from a Website,
the camera that i have is digital camera, and it has a feature that if you plug it in into TV, you will see the pictures, so i was thinking if it shows it into a TV, i think it work as a web cam, ( do you think)??
thanks again | |
| Deja-vue 2002-06-25, 12:56 pm |
| Ahhh, now we are talking.
Ok, you are watching streaming Video from a Website, a better Videocard will not help you much. The "blocky" picture that you are experiencing, could come from a slow connection or a busy Server.
See if the Video-Card has a "Video-in" connector.If not,get a Video-Card that has one.
Since you are in the Market for a better Videocard right now, i'd go for the Radeon-all-in-Wonder, which has unbelievable Features.
A good Program to stream Video over the Web is Webcam32, a link is here:
http://www.surveyor.com/products/webcam32.html
Try the Program first, before you buy it! |
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