Check out mjpeg.sourceforge.net. I've done this in the past using a IOmega BUZ card that I picked up on ebay for 30$. I don't necessarily recommend the card because of the large amount of problems I've had with it, but I have a buddy who is doing all his capture/encode/burn on linux using a Pinnacle DC-10+ which he is very happy with. Any way you cut it you are going to face some difficulty, especially in the area of NLVE. Broadcast 2000 crashed too often on me, and when you are working with things that big and timed jobs that long, it really becomes more than annoying. In any event, the mjpeg people are wonderful. I am constantly amazed at the knowledge and willingness to help on their mailing list. -Jonathan On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 12:07:21PM +0100, robin.c.smith@bt.com wrote: > I need to be able to backup my large collection of home movies to VCD so > that I can play them on my DVD player. > > Has anyone setup a video capture card and scripted it to write to CD? > > I would like to know how good quality thye results were etc. -- jjlupa@jamdata.net GPG public key available from http://lupavista.jamdata.net/gpg.asc ------------------------------------------------------------------ Lament 1750: "If I only had a radioactive decay source and a fast free-running oscillator..."
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