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RGB Capture card
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Posted by: cyril

This looks as tho it's the cheapest RGB capture card I've found, at 900 quid.

http://www.primagraphics.net/ds/falcon.html

Don't know how much this one costs:
http://www.zaxel.com/digitalcinemasolutions/rgb.html

or this one:
http://www.tiac.net/users/jknelec/3dpro1.htm

or
http://www.integraltech.com/Products/FrameGrabbers.html

Posted by: guydewdney

I thought that the idea of networking the TiVo was to be able to pull off the vid to burn as VCD? I'm sure I read a post on this somewhere that this was now possible....

Guy

Posted by: cyril

Yes of course that is the best quality solution.
However digital extraction is not condoned by TiVo, and you may have a few other RGB sources that you would like to capture!

It is a shame that all cheap cards only seem to do s-video.

Posted by: Nishikigoi

I can't understand their problem with this (I know about copyright etc...:rolleyes: ) Since you can buy a Philips DVD recorder from Currys for just over Ł500 all this capture card nonsense & hush hush forbiden threads is a load of poo.:mad:

Posted by: mrtickle

Knowing Philips I wouldn't be the least surprised if that DVD recorder converted to S-Video internally just to spite us, before converting to Component to write to the disc!

Posted by: cyril

This Philips DVD recorder appears to be able to take RGB in and out. Not sure what it does internally.

http://www.dvdrw.philips.com/pdf/DVDR1000_techspecs.pdf