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| Thread ID: 79641 | 2007-05-27 09:08:00 | Aver TV / Recording Software | JaceKiwi (2561) | Press F1 |
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| 553545 | 2007-09-25 07:59:00 | Install on SP2 working but with same problems as SP1. No compression (MPG/MP3) and there is reverbiration on sound when recording. Sorry, I haven't got back to you earlier, had the PC off for a couple of days. OK, I recommend you to install the Xvid codec if you haven't already got it. It's a bit tricky to set all this up but I'll try to explain it. With K!TV running click on Options, Zoomout, Preferences, Video, Select a profile ... here you should see the Xvid option displayed. If you click on the 'Creation des profiles' button you can configure Xvid options there, but it's complicated and I took quite some time to fine tune it to my liking, but the default settings should work pretty well. I also had reverbration in the sound which I fixed by lowering the video recording resolution to 384 x 288. On my hardware (1.86Mhz Core 2 Duo, 1Gb ram) any higher resolution causes reverbration and too great a frame loss rate (especially when compressing in one pass). Also when you play the recording back it is like it's fast forwarding because of the skipped frames :D OK, hope you get it working, it's a good program, especially for the price! ;) |
Rod J (451) | ||
| 553546 | 2007-09-26 06:46:00 | There's only two options: No recompression: YUY2 PICVideo MJPEG Codec - I tried this one but Profile name remains No video compression and Commentaire is greyed out displaying No recompression: YUY@ and Configure only configures PicVideo compression. I've checked the recordings I have made and there is no sound. |
JaceKiwi (2561) | ||
| 553547 | 2007-09-26 07:06:00 | I tried the lower resolution - same when recording, however, when I played the recorded filr back it seemed OK. | JaceKiwi (2561) | ||
| 553548 | 2007-09-26 09:15:00 | Not sure what the problem is but I recommend you download and install the free Xvid codec from here: www.xvid.org Don't know why the sound wouldn't be recorded ... did you check the settings on the Audio tab of the Zoomout preferences? I imagine the Audio recording box would be ticked by default, but maybe not? With my old TV card (Askey TView2000) there is a cable that feeds the sound from the line-out on the card to the line-in on my audio card. Maybe yours is similar? OK, let me know how you get on. |
Rod J (451) | ||
| 553549 | 2007-09-27 09:07:00 | Installed XVid and did a test recording - tried to play the AVI file - a setup program started up for Media Player 9. I get sound - I've changed recording properties (selected AUX) in volume control (This is what the line out of the AverTV card is plugged into). |
JaceKiwi (2561) | ||
| 553550 | 2007-09-27 09:08:00 | Get a better tuner / program. | Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 553551 | 2007-09-28 22:17:00 | There are none (the software either crashes or anywhere near suitable - I've tried quite a few) and I'm not falking out for another card. The only option left is to go back to VCR recording and just playback on the computer | JaceKiwi (2561) | ||
| 553552 | 2007-09-28 22:56:00 | got a sky dish? get a PCI Free View tuner. get the all the channels then :) also ill look for some VCR program. i think thats what its called. lets you record from Fibre or sat TV. but that involves buying the suggested Free view card. |
Cho (12330) | ||
| 553553 | 2007-09-29 20:12:00 | [quote=Cho;597596]get the all the channels then :) Free View doesn't do Prime. So there would be no benifit. |
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