Video Card

[Guest]

Hi ppl,

Im intrested in buying a decent graphics card which can do basic video editing, ie transfer video in and out. I want to spend up to £200.

Any advice will be appreciated

 

[Guest]

Look at http://www.dvdoctor.net for the best UK help in video editing.

 

[scamtrOn]

how much is that in us dollar? hehe

 

[ycs46241]

<font color=purple>The revolutionary all-in-one 3D, TV and video experience
Powered by the RADEON™ 8500 GPU
64MB DDR memory
Connect a digital camcorder to a PC
Digital and analog video capture & editing
Radio-frequency remote control
Stereo TV-tuner
TV-ON-DEMAND™ Time shifting
Interactive Program Guide
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[Guest]

The next time I will recomend a ATI card for Video editing (Capture out put wise) will be when I will hear Very Good things about ATI tech support.
Last year I run to get a Radeon 64DDR ViVo, thinking to use it for capturing Mpg1. After a searis of long fights and trying several driver versions I came to a conclusion that it's just not possible to make this cards work. At least not in W2K.
Trying to contact ATI support is like a joke. You send a Email, and get a automated responce saying somthing like Read the FAQ and if you don't see the answer Email again.
Then a second Automated responce saying giving you some more totaly un related sulotions saying that if this will not help, suprise suprise - Email us again But preper to wait for about a MONTH !!!

Finaly I got a responce saying somthing in the lines of "we have no Idea how to solve your problem" !!!

Since I need this for work and not games I gave the card to the kids that are happy to watch DVD (with lot'S of bugs BTW) and play Pokemon.