SHOWBIZ DVD 2 analog video capture on my E10

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• Qosmio G10: analog video capture camcorder

  Help, please

  I'm new on this forum and the Canada. I bought a Qosmio G10 earlier this year, but had only one chance to try to use it to capture and convert my tapes of videographic V8 recently with no success.

  I tried Toshiba support without hope. I tried the registery for creator VinDVD patch 2, but still he does not see my video input of the camera stream. I tried the two S-video and composite inputs with no result. Anyone with a similar experience?

  I appreciate your help.

  Ministry of education

  Hello

  If you use the S-video in jack so be sure that it of really a s-video-in and not OUT port.
  But the most important parameter is placed in the development picture Toshiba utility.
  My friend had used the Qosmio months and this utility was preinstalled on your laptop.
  That I myself can remember he was placed in the folder utilities from Toshiba. Anyway, look on your operating system for this tool.

  Then enter the monitor input parameters. There you should be able to define the scope settings and select the external input parameters for video, camera, game etc

  I hope I could help

• Qosmio G10 video capture analog.

  Help, please!

  Is someone can help me find a way to run analog video capture on a Qosmio?
  I need to transfer a lot of analog video from a camcorder, I tried winDvd, Moviemaker, I installed Magic Video Deluxe Pinnacle Studio 9 version complete, but it seems that no one of these software is able to recognize and capture the video source. Only the digital acquisition is OK. It's very frustrating!

  Thank you very much
  Massimo

  Hi, I have also just spent the last two hours trying to capture video from my analog camera. I can't understand how to do that either. I can watch the video on my screen to switch signals with Fn + 4, but I can't access the video signal via any software.

  Has anyone else got this yet understood problem?

• No sound with video capture on Qosmio using Showbiz DVD, WinDVD, etc..

  Hi all

  {Apolgies initially... this announcement became long enough...)

  I have a Qosmio G10 and share the problem a lot seem to have with the version of the software Win DVD Toshiba: I can't capture video either windows througn or using Media Center installed WinDVD software. I followed the advice of the users of the forum and have tried the two Showbiz DVD and a freshly downloaded version of WinDVD and have made some progress in what I can see now the captured image. However, I get no sound.

  I tried the following mounting: the Qosmio is attached to the VCR via an S-video cable. Attempt to acquire sound (and maybe that's where I'm wrong) I fell normal RCA cable with the red and white Sockets out of VCR and (via an adapter to convert in one take) on Microphone Jack on laptop. No sound, so I tried the helmet in place. Within the Showbiz DVD I tried several Audio Options with boths taken, including the options microphone and Line-In. No sound. Having failed here, I tried to capture the video using the monitor instead of S-video port. Once again, with the software, I could see captured image but no sound. I also made sure my line volume parameter has not been set to "Mute". (I tried to capture with s-video on my desktop successfully using a wiring, although the video card and the software is different).

  Any advice? Especially those of you who have had success with Showbiz or WinDVD with S-video installation? Am I right to assume that, on the Qosmio, Microphone Jack double: Line-In jack and the double Headphone Jack Line Out? I can play a DVD on laptop and port of exit of sounds and images on television. Is it possible that the map of its Qosmio is not able to port in the sound? Is it because I'm not going through the TV Tuner somehow? What is the relationship of the TV Tuner sound and installation of capture/entertainment Qosmio together? I tried this in both Windows and Media Center.

  Advice from colleagues Qosmio optical users appreciated.

  I like this laptop, but I am very displeased with Toshiba in what concerns the fact that the Qosmio is so heavily planted as an entertainment center and still has so many problems associated with these same functions (and recharge much moe on the 'resistance' of them). Beyond software WinDVD does not (and strangely different then the version apparently even available on the WinDVD site) I had trouble with TV Tuner, among other things.

  Once again, help is much appreciated.

  THX,
  Shelagh

  Hi sile

  Look on this topic http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2193

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• Video Capture problems

  I have a problem of capture video analog (composite connections). I have a new Gateway LX6810 PC.  He dad 8 Gig of ram, Vista home premium 64-bit and an Avermedia M791 PCIe Combo card.  I installed the latest drivers for the acquisition card and the latest updates for Arcsoft Showbiz DVD2. When I try to capture analog video, I get an error screen stating "device is not available or is being used by another application.  If I try to install Media Center, which I don't want to use it see the composite connection and get a preview of the video.

  How can I get rid of the error and use the compsite connections to capture video from a VCR?

  Thank you

  I did the ' startup clena process.  Ended up having non-microsoft services disabled and cannot yet capture video.

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  Toshiba Qosmio G30-155 video capture does not work via the ports of the video (Windows Vista Ultimate x 86) victory of version 3.90 BIOS
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  Someone turned to make this model of video capture for laptop, via composite video input with the new version of the BIOS (version 3.90 win)?

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  I have the following system:

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  All other system requirements as indicated by the Dazzle DVC90 USB 2.0 capture card are met.

  I use Pinnacle Studio 9.4 update to capture VCR.

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  When I plug the DVC90 to my laptop, I get nothing on the preview window. I have it set to capture as quality DVD Mpeg. But I don't see a gray screen when I look at the overview. I click start capture, the timer starts but no capture is made, either by audio or video.

  I checked all the settings. They all seem to be fine. My friend tried the capture card USB with exactly the same settings and connection on his desktop PC and it worked perfectly. The specification of his PC is similar to my laptop. Is it a familiar fault with video capture on laptops?

  I'd appreciate it if someone could help me with these problems.

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  Alex

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  Have you checked in your Pinnacle capture settings that is not failing to the incorrect entry (rather than Composite, S-video). Obviously the value specified must match your connectivity of material allowing to receive a video signal.

  I think that it is also possible to disable the capture preview screen to minimize the risk of frame drops. Please check that you have the active video preview.

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  I also RCA plugs on the camera, however, no matter how the A/D converter is good (if you are using RCA connectors), firewire will be always the best.

  Well, you have essentially two different things here - yes, it's a camera, but you can use it to do two different things.

  Firstly, if you miniDV tapes, Firewire is the only link that you will use. When you do that, you don't transfer video in the traditional sense of the term, but rather that you are effectively copying tape on your hard drive. All that's on the miniDV Tape, it's the same thing as what you will end up with on the hard drive. Analog connections (RCA Sockets) will not be used for this process at all. So if you're talking about DV video, it's as good as it gets.

  On the other hand, if you have some sort of analog tape as VHS or Hi8, you have an A/D converter between the plate and the computer - is where the analog connections on the camera would come into play. In this case the base map is:

  Analog turntable-> RCA cable (or any other analog connection)-> DV camera as a converter A / D-> 1394 (Firewire) cable-> computer

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