Question about captured video files

[paull2k]

Is it possible to improve the quality of captured video files using a filter in VirtualDub? I'm asking this because my VCR only supports RCA Cables, if it had a port on it for S-Video, it would make things MUCH easier on me, higher quality video, and would be easier to set up and capture. My question is this. Since I have to use RCA to capture video, the signal from the VCR to my PC is good, but not the best it could be. When I watch the captured video file on my PC, it looks fine, but if you watch closely you can see interference. I would like to know what internal/external filters I might want to try for VirtualDub to improve the quality if possible at all. Thanks for any help.

 

[jorel]

hi friend,

you have pm!!

 

[paull2k]

yeah, I registered at kvcd.net forums, I'll post there again probably tomorrow, very doubtful anymore tonight though.

 

[ChickenMan]

For the BEST site around about Capturing with VirtualDUB, have a read at Lukes Video Guide at http://www.lukesvideo.com/

 

[paull2k]

damn, I've already been there, and read about capturing, he says to avoid using WDM if at all possible, but in my case it's just not possible, since I have an e-GeForce4 Ti-4600 128mb. Thanks for the help though.