Acquisition of analog camera field.

I'm trying to shoot maximum performance of my analog camera. I have a capture card 1405 and the camera is monochrome RS 170 NTSC. In time real LV 2009 SP1. Unfortunately, I have to use to track movement and there is no way at this point to upgrade the hardware. I want to have the minimum image with the blur and as fast as I can get.

Until I can questions, a little intro. RS 170 transfers to each 1/60 s, the odd field (odd lines) and then after the next 1/60 s the same field. Then the framegrabber combines the two to make a complete picture frame providing 30 frames per second and so on. When the movement occurs, because of different time of acquisition, the odd and even fields are once acquired and different and the looks of photo blurred (combing effect). Someone correct me please if none of this is wrong.

Now, why not look the same and off fields and have a 60 fps at 640 x 240? I'm pretty sure that my framegrabber won't let me enter the domain as soon as they come separately. Is this true?

While is simply looking at a field? Odd or even? I don't know how the framegrabber used it for me. Let's say that I have set the mode to the only odd fields. Do the odd field immediately after it happens to the acquisition card or after he gets two odd and even and then it gives me the strange field? In this case, I would get the ground with the delay of 1/60 s, which is bad for me. The start field is the odd field.

I watched an old program that uses analog video.  I am sure that the 1405 was supported by the latter, but not positive.  The only thing I had to do to enter field mode 60 Hz has been change the 'Interlaced Mode' property to the field.

I understand your pain.  Good luck.

Bruce

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