Can you please give me names of softwares for capturing video from a video-card(through video-in)?
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ULEAD VideoStudio or Adobe Premiere Pro
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Use MS XP pro...get a video card...and RCA cables...hook the output of U VCR to the input of the Video card....U should be able to handle the rest!
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use total sound recorder.....while recording make sure that you dont play any other sound....this software captures any output that goesd throughthe sound card and saves it
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use a video capture card in your PC to link it up.
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WinAVIVideoConverter software will help you
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Id try the Hauppauge Video decoder at http://www.hauppauge.com/\nBut you will also need to know what brand card you have
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You can use a free program called VirtualDub.  It has a deshake 'filter' that you can apply to your video.  Get your captured video, open it in VDub, apply the filter and save it back out.  After that you can use it in WMM or other editing programs as needed.
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using the s-vid output on your video card or dongle that plugs into card...or you can purchase an external video capture device.
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Fire-wire cards will work but you also need the right software to import it to PC. Like Adobe, or Pinnacle. I like Canopus myself. Let's you edit the Video from a unprotected DVD without having to rip it first. It's called Let's EDIT. You can use Movie Maker but it's very limited.
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The Best One That Iv'e Found Is Boilsoft Avi/mpeg Splitter\nBut You Can Also Try Easy Video Splitter
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Go to www.videohelp.com they will have several listed, along with the directions to use them.
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Honestly, I don't think there is a way for you to do it without some type of video card input for the laptop.  You could use a USB video capture device like this:  http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_usb.html  But they usually have a delay of a second or two from the input to your monitor which isn't good when playing video games.  (You don't want any delay at all actually.)  You also won't get full resolution either.  You're really just better off just playing on a television.
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If you have the files then you can go to http://www.videohelp.com/ to find tools youy can use.\n\nIf you don't have the files then you need a computer capable of capturing images or a device that capable of interfacing directly with your computer.
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Hey,\n  reinstall the capturing software and try again if the problem preists again, check wheather the software is suitable for ur computer
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I have actually done exactly what you want.  Here's the short answer:\n1.  Buy a video capture card.\n2.  After installing it, use the software that comes with it to record video.\n3.  Play the video you want to record (like a VHS tape).\n4.  After the tape is finished, you'll have to stop the software.\n5.  Repeat for each video tape.\n\nLonger answer:\nI bought a PCI video capture card.  As long as it can do 640 by 480 or 720 by 480 you're good.  Cheap ones are less than fifty bucks.  More expensive ones just come with better software.  You can get the software seperately.  A cheap one will just record to MPEG-1 or something weak like that.  The better ones give you more options of file type.  when I did it I didn't have a DVD burner, just a CD burner so I chose options that ended up with ugly quality.  I plan to go back and do it again sometime now that I have a DVD burner so I can use the highest quality settings.  By the way, as long as you're doing this for your own use only, I think it's perfectly legal.
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ulead video editing software\npinnacle video editing software
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intervideo windvd creator 2 you can get it from zdnet or download.com. this is really amazingly simple to use and the videos look great