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01-04-2005
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| CD Freaks Junior Member  Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Australia
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| Capturing help Well I only got my capture card last week so I am new to all this. Anyway, at the moment I am using Movie Maker to capture tapes from my VCR. I am not happy with the quality of that so can anyone recommend another program to use where I can also customize my settings more. I don't know why but when I try to make the resolution settings bigger when capturing in movie maker it crashes aswell.  I have Sony Vegas 4.0 but I can not see an option anywhere on there to change it to recieve from composite. Can anyone help?!  |
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