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I'm in the market to buy a TV Capture card to turn all my videos on my camcorder into DVD. It only has S-Video & Analog output. Im unsure as to which TV card has those as inputs. I also require the best quality I can get from my existing devices.

And also im after a DVD ROM so I can Read DVDs at maximum speed and rip to my HDD. But all the once I've owned only says 16X but never really gets anywhere near it. MY DVD-RW gets around 7.5x but thats about the most I've ever had. I need one that does what it says it does!!!

Can you please recommend the following to meet my needs;

1. TV Capture Card

2. DVD ROM

I have no set budget and is willing to pay whatever it costs.

The following are my PC specs;

AMD X2 4200 (2.51Ghz) OC

ASUS A8NE Ultra Motherboard

Radeon X800XT Platinum Edition

OCZ 2GB RAM

480GB HDD

Thanks in advance for all you're guys inputs!

Edited by Shamal

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Man why DvD rom? why you dont get a DvD rw i got one some monthes ago for something like 45$ it was Pioneer DVR-110D its dual layer and 16x for DvD burning and 40X for CD burning.

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1. anything by hauppauge

2. nec 3550

Thanks for your opinion 'ripken204'!

I have never come across hauppauge products before. As I need either RCA or S-Video inputs, I think I need to get WinTV-PVR-150.

1. Must I have Windows Media Center Edition to use the card?

2. Any alternative brands like 'Leadtek - TV200 Expert' any good? Cos hauppauge seems to be expensive in Australia?

Thanks again.

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you do not need MCE to play tv, but if you use the normal windows xp then you will need to get a program for watching tv, as MCE includes a program for that.

as for alternate brands, im not too sure. ive done my research and hauppauge is the best. maybe an ati tv tuner? i rly dont know.

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