Which video card?

[Talk2Me]

I want to be able to bring in digital video from my camera, edit it on my pc, then put it on a VHS tape. Can anyone recommend a video card? Good editing software? Thanks.

[Jude3085]

I would say that geforce 4 ti 4600 is a excellent graphics card but not sure of the video editing programs it comes with. I don't thing that video cards come with good video editing programs. Heres a site that rates all different video editing programs. They talk about the pros and cons of the programs too!! http://www.cnet.com/software/1,11066,0-3227896-1202-0,00.html?tag=st.sw.8888.fcat.3227896 (http://http://) Some might be very expensive but some of the cheaper ones are really good. Look at what ppl say about them that bought the programs already.

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John

[david eaton]

Ever since I tried video editing, I have been using Videowave, and It has done everything I want. I can capture video from a vcr, edit it and save back to tape or to disk in any format I have needed. The card is an old ATI rage variant ( not sure which one, and would have to take machine apart to check! http://www.PCGuide.com/ubb/smile.gif ) I don't know what cards are about currently, but the software to go for IMHO is videowave. Not too expensive either.

David

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[carl58]

if price is no object check out the 3Dlabs oxygen sieries the wildcat is a good bet but about $2x the top nvidia in price. www.3dlabs.com (http://www.3dlabs.com) . but if you are going to play games the Nvidia and Ati cards are more flexable and much cheeper.

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