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Phone Support? Q: If I have a physical problem with the card, will I be able to reach someone for warranty ? A Real Human?
A: All support issues are handled via email and this on-line Knowledge Base has virtually more info than you would ever need. While there is no phone support, our Support staff will be happy to expedite your RMA via Fax & email. Please read: "Defective product - How Do I return? RMA Procedure"
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NetMeeting Compatibility? Q: I have a Sony camera to a DVD recorder and Audio through a mixer. I want to take a feed from the DVD recorder (live) and a feed from the mixer (live) and sent it through your card to NetMeeting. Will this work?
A: The VideoAdvantage is not a TV card. It is a video capture only card.
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S/PDIF Input & Output using Catalina: Q: I own a Sony SPD-E800 digital sound processor that can take an analog stereo input signal and convert it into a PCM data stream at 96 kHz. I am hoping it would be possible to feed the sound from my VCR to the Sony DSP and then into the Catalina sound card's S/PDIF input. Will the video recording software shipped with the Video Advantage be able to record this sound with the picture from the video-in port? If not, is there software available to do this?
A: Yes, this should work but the digital in and out on the Catalina are not full duplex, which means that you will not be able to 'monitor' the incoming signal while Recording. After the recording is done you will need to switch back to the analog output before you play the capture back.
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Q: Can I use firewire instead of USB 2.0?
A: Yes you can use Firewire 1394. In fact 1394 will give you the best quality.
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Built in Sound Card: Q: I am interested in your Video Advantage PCI product. I am unclear on something. My PC has a built in sound card. Will I be able to capture video from my camcorder which is analog 8mm? Your site mentions plugging your product into the sound card for audio input. Is this a problem?
A: The Video Advantage PCI has connections for composite video, S-Video and 1394. If your analog camcorder has composite or S-Video you would have no problem using the Video Advantage PCI to capture your movies. You will need some way to send audio from the camera to capture it on your computer.
You can check the owner's manual of your camera for any information you need about your specific camcorder. As for your onboard sound card, it shouldn't pose a problem as long as you have the latest drivers for the sound card. Obviously, the better the quality of your sound card, the better the quality of your audio capture and playback.
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Lines at the bottom of the captured digital file: Q: I am interested in purchasing your Video Advantage product but I have few questions. I have purchased ADS and Plextor analog to digital converts and I have been disappointed with both. The features for capturing and other software included is fine, the problem is when I am doing transfers from my VHS tapes, they all have a few lines at the bottom of the captured digital file. I can not clean it up. It does not matter if I use different vcr's or tapes, they all do the same thing on both products. Will your product do this as well, or not?
A: In some instances you may have video noise if the frame size during capture is larger than the captured frame size. There will be a band of noise across the bottom of the file