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fk   01-10-2005 at 03:07:04 PM

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wonder if I can get a better quality video by buying a 1394 pci card instead
of using my USB 2.0 port to transfer videos? Any idea?

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Anonymous   01-11-2005 at 12:39:44 AM
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I have used both. My results were acceptable with both. I believe the
firewire (1394 card) has a little better quality. And it does solve the
problem of the audio and video being out of sync. I had a lot of that with
the usb, but I wasn't sure if it was the capture device, my editing program,
me or what. I just read recently that Firewire is better in that regard. It
seems to be true so far.
"FK" <FK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> wonder if I can get a better quality video by buying a 1394 pci card
> instead
> of using my USB 2.0 port to transfer videos? Any idea?

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Anonymous   01-10-2005 at 11:45:02 PM
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yeah i just installed a firewire card on my PC. i also just got a dvd burner
but haven't tried it yet. i can say this. i made a video CD using USB and
the video and sound were definitely out of synch and it sounded terrible. Go
with the firewire.
SP

"FK" wrote:

> wonder if I can get a better quality video by buying a 1394 pci card instead
> of using my USB 2.0 port to transfer videos? Any idea?

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