Problems capturing video

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Youll need to plug in the audio to the creative line in jack,usually a 1/8
Y adapter
connecting the audio device (2 channels) to the adapter creating a single
line
in plug.Use the speaker by the clock to adjust,R.click,open volume control,
options,properties,then select line in or record.You should try windows 9
series
encoder plus the authorting utilities,other than the drivers for the card
windows
software is hard to beat.

"Lauro" wrote:

>
> I have:
> 1) Asus V7100 Combo Deluxe
> 2) Athlon XP 2000+
> 3) Asus A7V333
> 4) Sound Blaster Live! Player 5.1
> 4) dual boot os: windows 98SE and Windows XP Pro
>
> I've connected the antenna cable to RF In and the three RCA jack to
> AV In via the Asus Adaptor. The AV out is connected to the Line In of
> the audio card.
>
> Under win98:
> 1) using Asus Live I can correctly watch and catpure TV (TV tuner) or
> VHS (composite),
> 2) but using VirtualDub or Ulead VideoStudio or Primiere 6 I have NO
> SOUND at all.
>
> Under Win XP:
> 1) using Movie Maker, Asus Virtual Recorder
> a) I can watch TV but I have NO SOUND
> b) I CAN'T HEAR OR SEE ANYTHING AT ALL IF I SELECT COMPOSITE
> 2) using VirtualDub freeze if I try to capture.
>
> On XP I've installed the latest nVidia video driver (66.93) and the
> WDM 1.08 (the last nvdia VIVO or VIVO TV will not install properly -
> error 10)
>
> Do you have any suggestions?
>
> thanks
>