* DV sources (i.e., DV CAMS or ADVC-100 for instance) It will accept the following source's and their respective type Anyways.Īs I understand it, this card is an Analog card. This card will not work in my OS (even though the installation is cleanĪnd there are no issues) The card simply will not work. I'm guessing the DC30 does on-board processing and the AV/DV uses the CPU? Thanks. Just curious, why would the new card need a faster processor? I had no probs w/MPEG capture on the DC30. I have been considering buying a faster PC and if I knew I'd get better results w/the new card over the DC30 I may go ahead & upgrade now. When I tried using the AV/DV card to capture in MPEG I got a warning that my PC was too slow and I may get dropped frames and sure enough I did. Problem is my sys is not very fast, P3 1 Ghz. Also, which has best SW tools available for it, there didn't seem to be a lot for the DC30 IN wIN 98. I'm curious as to which one of these cards would give the best quality conversions. It includes a Pinnacle capture card and Studio 9 software. A family member recently gave me a Pinnacle Studio AV/DV sys for Xmas. Finally got it working well but hadn't had time until recently to actually transfer the tapes. It took a while to set up properly (had to install Win 98 on my Win 2k PC and try different drivers and 'wrappers'). A while back I bought a Pinnacle DC 30 to use to transfer a bunch of VHS to DVD and maybe do some light editing.

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