[Chris Borjis]

ah so your scene detection was not working when enabled
because your camera time was not set?

interesting.

I usually always do batch capturing through logging
the in/out timecodes manually to a batch capture file.

you were able to do that right?

[Chris Borjis]

So scott, just to define your core issue, you don’t
get an error message but you can’t capture either?

I’m still not sure what the core problem is that wasn’t
a problem before.

I hope I never have this issue. But it looks like Edward
knows what it is.

[Chris Borjis]

uninstall or rollback so service pack 2 is gone and service pack 1
is installed.

I can’t count how many times a micro$oft service pack completed
hexed systems that were otherwise working just fine before.

Since then I don’t upgrade service packs unless absolutely necessary.

[Chris Borjis]

Or just download the demo, open the help file, capture some
video and just “go for it” 🙂

[Chris Borjis]

Is maximum size per dv clip enabled? I always uncheck that.

So when your trying to capture another clip what happens?

Does it just fail with an error?

What’s the error msg if your getting one?

If you’ve got room to capture video there’s some other setting
that isn’t right. That has to be it IMO.

[Chris Borjis]

I had that same exact experience as well Yoyodyne.

[Chris Borjis]

What exactly are you saying?

You cannot import more than 1 hour worth of footage
if a captured clip exceeds 1 hour?

[Chris Borjis]

You have one huge captured 24GB file you are getting your
cuts from?

What O/S and file system are you using?

2000 or XP?

FAT32 or NTFS?

[Chris Borjis]

But that cost you and arm and a leg right jason? 🙂

[Chris Borjis]

Pioneer 109.

It can burn everything including DVD-R DL.
It even reads DVD-RAM media.

You’ll probably need to upgrade the firmware though but
thats easy to do.

supermediastore.com has a sale on them for $ 70 each and you can
get it in black or beige.