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I'm trying to convert a MPEG2 640*480 Video into DivX format, preferably the same resolution. I have downloaded the following software from the DivX site: XMPEG 4.5 DivX Pro Codec 5.0.5 How do I encode the MPEG2 file into good quality DivX format? Everytime I open the mpeg2 file and tried...

Can anyone recommend a good video capture / video editing software? Do you need to encode in MPEG2 first in order to convert to DivX?

I have just purchased the Winfast TV2000XP Deluxe card,, but I experience a "white edge" in recorded videos using the MPEG2 Optimum Profile. Does this happen to you too? Also, searching the channels on Cable TV input "Adaptively" takes forever (nearly 30 mins and not finished), is there a way...

Im planning to purchase a TV Tuner Card that will enable me to capture videos from my cable TV. Does anyone have any good recommendations? I have no idea which one to get, nor which one captures good quality videos. Advice Needed! Thanks

my radeon requires separate power.. but my +12V power shown with h/w monitoring is +12.99V.. is this too much? Im jus afraid that "inaccurate" power supplied to my radeon from the PSU is causing it to hang during 3d games.. do you think this is possible? help appreciated.

My system is currently stuffed the following components feeding on a no-brand 350W PSU, which I'm not sure supplies suffcient, or accurate amounts of power. Radeon 9700PRO 120GB DiamondMax Plus 9 HDD PCI 10/100 LAN 512MB DDR333 DVD-ROM AMD Athlon XP 2600+ CPU (333FSB) SB Audigy PCI Four case...

Does it matter which sequence you install the following drivers and software? 1. DirectX 9 2. Radeon Catalyst Drivers 3. Radeon Control Panel Drivers 4. Windows Service Pack 1 5. nForce2 drivers

I have an ASUS A7N8X used in conjunction with Gigabyte's Radeon 9700PRO. However, I experience occasional crashes (system hangs) when running games such as UT2003 and 3DMark. I have installed all the newest nVIDIA nFORCE 2 drivers, and Radeon drivers correctly but just couldnt figure out what's...

Dunno.. it doesnt display any numbers behind the "UltraDMA X" like the rest.. Does that mean theres an error with nVIDIA drivers?

Problem: ATA133 (UDMA6?) doesnt seem to work in Windows with Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 I've tried navigating into Windows Device Manager.. which shows the following: Primary IDE Channel: Device 0: "Ultra DMA Mode" - MAXTOR DIAMONDMAX PLUS 9 120GB (6Y120P0) [Note that it doesnt display "UDMA5"...

hmm.. QoS looks complicated.. but does it do the job of limiting others connection locally, or from the server? The ICS host's running XP Pro.

yea.. sometimes bandwidth hungry users on the network jus keep the whole connection to theirselves.. im figuring out a way so that everyone gets an even share =)

Aight thanks man.. I'll give download.com a try. Ya hav any good recommendations for freebies?

More like a narrow band shared internet connection.. 56K dialup ICS This connection is shared among 3 different users accross LAN, but Im wondering whether theres a way to control their bandwidth (from ther ICS host/server?) so that they wont stuff up other user's fast internet :-)

Does anyone know any ways to control the bandwidth available to each user over a shared internet connection? Is there such programs that would do this? Help needed!