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Hookling up a dvd player too your pc
Iv been looking into this, other than using that front pannel thing that comes with most audigy 2 cards now adays ( i dont know what its actualy called) i pritty much dont want to get that unless theirs an external version of that drive bay i can use. so im trying to look into other ways too hook up a dvd player to my pc, any ideas? iirc iv been told a tv out card might be the only way to go. but i want to look at all options
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What are you actualy trying to do? A TV out card is for out putting to a TV, not from a device like a DVD player.
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You can do that if you get a TV tuner card (or simply TV card). I don't think they are called "tv out card". Since most modern video cards have tv-out, I doubt there is a separate card for it. Anyways, once you get a TV card, you can hook up your DVD-player/consoles/anything with s-video or composite out and output the video via software on your computer. But the resulting image quality is nowhere close to pretty, so uh... unless you absolutely must, I'd suggest get a DVD-ROM.
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i always thot creative was a sound card company ... apparently their sound cards accept video in?
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Hum...given that the "soundblaster thing" is a soundcard, I really doubt it would have a video input. But I know nothing of it, just raising a point here. About the TV cards. It depends on the quality of the cards themselves, and heavly on the connection you use. I'm only speaking from experience here, not hardware guru myself. I have a Pinnacle PCTV card to play PS2 on my PC. While the picture quality is "poor" with a composite cable, it goes to "acceptable" or "good" with s-video. Using the opensource software DScaler (which I heard about here) also helps. I've heard that there are TV cards with component input, though I've never seen one myself.
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u guys might want to actualy look at soundblasters site sometime. the card itself doesnt have video input obviously, since its a sound card. Their new Audigy 2 ZS is a video editer That has video input plugs on it , thats what iv been refering too http://www.soundblaster.com/products...oadtypedesc=12
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u mite want to actually read the site rather than look at it. that "video editing" soundblaster is a usb box (a completely different product than a card) that mounts outside the computer. hence, its not "internal" nor does it "comes with most audigy 2 cards now adays". the "front pannel thing that comes with most audigy 2 cards" is completely different and offers no videoin.
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try reading and quoting the entire sentence.
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lol wow miscomunication ok the device your looking at is an external usb device(as earlier stated) which unless it is USB 2.0 it is going to have limited bandwidth and crappy quality video you never have said what you intend on doing with this, and no " hooking it up to my computer" does not tell us anything. But I assume that you mean record/ watch video from you dvd player on your pc. If so your are going to need an internal tv tuner card, it requires a pci slot and does not use a drivebay, range from 20-??? dollars
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Personaly, I'd think that hooking up a DVD player to your PC was a stupid idea. The quality loss you gett is quite high. You are far better playing DVDs on the PC.
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As said before, you should get a DVD-ROM drive...
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if you used creatives thing it could work with tweaking. might have loss of sound. probley wont work the same way, my guess with tweaking you could get it to play a dvd but youd probley only get left/right stero output. possible loss of picture quality. but it could possibly work (just an idea)Quote:
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that usb box thing!
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just get a cheap wintv (8x8 chipset) card one that has svideo and composite inputs...prolly get one on ebay for as little as $15 They work with descaler, vdub, or any other video recording software that use VFW or WDM drivers...
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EDIT: heres some hints: 1.) Card: a "front panel" audio drive (which you were refering to) 2.) USB box ![]() USBBox != sound card's internal front drive USBBox does NOT come with any audigy 2 sound card. i had hoped that since u are a computer repair man that it wudnt have needed to come to this...
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