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16-12-2004, 11:48
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Re: NASA TV Satellite Feed
I have a tracker on our team's website.
AiW is my shorthand for ATI's multimedia video card, the All-in-Wonder. I have Dazzle DVC-80, and it works pretty well, except the highest rez is 352x288. That's not large enough. I'm sure I/we can make an MPEG1 video using TMPGEnc. I just have to figure out how to encode from MPEG2 to XviD. I belive now that the problem is when the recording has dropped frames around the beginning. When I encode the video, it dosn't keep spaces where they should be, and the video speeds up. Last edited by LBK Rules : 16-12-2004 at 11:51. 
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