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Video Capture direct from VCR to DVD

I am trying to capture a movie directly on a Moser Baer 4.7 GB/2.4x DVD
RW medium. The plan is to edit and remove the commercials from the
recorded program later on.
Following is the system configuration:

1) Pentium IV Processor, Intel Motherboard, 1 GB RAM, Windows XP
2) ATI Radeon 8500 DV video capture card. Display and Capture Drivers
and MMC 7.5 with DVD Player installed from the original installation CD

3) Samsung Combo drive and Sony DRU 540A DVD Writer
4) VCR connected to the ATI Radeon card on the PC; PAL B broadcasting
system

4) NeroVision Express and Sonic MY DVD for direct to DVD video capture
and subsequent editing

ATI's MMC 7.5 displays the channels playing on TV and also the video
recorded on VCR Tape as Composite Video

Both Sonic My DVD and NeroVision Express recognize the ATI Rage Theatre
Video Capture Driver as the Device being used but no video appears in
the respective boxes, even though Composite Video is selected as the
source. I have checked that the PAL B system is selected in NeroVision.
Sonic MyDVD has options only for NTSC or PAL M. I do not know how to
get PAL B there.

Without getting the Video in the Box, I cannot start the capture
process. Could anyone using NeroVision Express or Sonic MyDVD tell me
where I could be going wrong? Or are there any detailed instructions on
what steps will bring me success?

P. Jayant


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