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Video/Capture card
Posted by Kevin Herrin on July 15, 2006 at 3:07 pmI just got PP 2.0 and I am looking for a good video/capture card. I was looking at the RTX100, only reason for this is that I don’t have PCI-e just AGP. Are there other video/capture cards that do better than the Matrox for a similar price? My system now can’t keep up playing video out to a monitor thru a camera, the picture looks terrible(interlaced heavily, stuttering).
Also, anybody recommend Video Guys as a supplier?
Thanks for the help.
KevinBlast1 replied 19 years, 9 months ago 5 Members · 9 Replies -
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Harm Millaard
July 15, 2006 at 8:06 pmHow does on-board OHCI strike you? It’s free and does not give you the headaches that Matrox gives you. If you don’t have on-board OHCI, get a $ 29-39 board.
Forget about Matrox.
Harm Millaard
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Blast1
July 16, 2006 at 4:58 am[Kevin Herrin] “OHCI? Not sure what that is.”
OHCI is FireWire(iLink,IEEE1394), its a high speed serial that most camcorders have to use to connect to the computer, You didn’t give any particulars on your computer, in alot of cases the money spend on a card like the RTX could be spent on up grading the computer.
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Robert Bec
July 16, 2006 at 7:45 amif you like realtime effects output to your external monitor i am using the rtx100 and its great as long as you follow there specs i have never had a problem
if thats not for you then firewire 1394 is the way to go for you vtr or camera but prem effetcs are not real time even with the the trx cardcheers
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Harm Millaard
July 16, 2006 at 2:26 pmWhile in general some people were reasonably content with the RT.X100 / PP 1.5 combo, most reactions now with PP 2.0 are not so favourable. If you use 2.0, my advise is to forget about Matrox.
Harm Millaard
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Blast1
July 16, 2006 at 11:58 pm[robertbec] “its great as long as you follow there specs”
Thats the catch, we don’t know what machine he’s tying to put it in, and like Harm says 2.0 doesn’t actually work the best with that card right now, having been through this type of scenario with another manuf waiting to get things fixed which never got resolved, I’ll take horsepower first.
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Larry Sherwood
July 17, 2006 at 2:49 amKind of a gross overgeneralization about the RTX 100, I used it without any problems at all. I now use the RTX2 and Axio with PPro 2.0 and would recommend them without hesitation.
Different strokes for different folks . . .LS
Larry Sherwood
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Robert Bec
July 17, 2006 at 5:40 amI have installed the latest drivers from matrox 6157 and the pc works great with rtx100 and prempro2 i give it thumbs up it is more reliable now then when i had pro1.5 installed why would you want to keep away from it
one more thing i would like to up date to rtx2 or axio le how much more powerful is rtx2 to rtx100thanks
Rob.
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Blast1
July 17, 2006 at 12:20 pm[robertbec] “I have installed the latest drivers from matrox 6157 and the pc works great with rtx100 and prempro2 i give it thumbs up it is more reliable now then when i had pro1.5 installed why would you want to keep away from it”
The RTX100 has alot of caveats as far as the system configuration goes and we don’t know what his system is, so I would not personally tell a person that sure install the card.
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