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I did a capture today. One section I’m going through I noticed that a frame has been added. In three other captures of the same movie I had checked the same scene. In those it added up to 12 frames. The capture I did today had 13 in this section. Is that device related or computer related??
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Refurbished Dell Latitude E5540 15.6" Laptop, Windows 10 Pro, Intel Core i5-4300U Processor, 8GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive
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Keep in mind I’m still kinda testing stuff out with the new computer. The device I used is pretty old so I’ll probably change it up when I mess with this tomorrow.
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Ok remember a while back when I was having trouble adjusting the devices audio level and I had to go into device manager to fix that. Well how the hell do I do this on Windows 10?? Going into the devices properties in device manager gives me no option to adjust the volume.
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Ok a new problem. No matter what I adjust the volume to when I click record it goes back to the default level and i have to adjust it while it’s recording. Then when I stop recording the audio again goes back to its default level. Additionally even if I mute the video I can still hear the sound albeit very low. Is this a software issue or device issue?? I’m using a different VIDBOX device this time and the program is Roxio Creator NXT 4.
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I don't know if the following experience may help you, hope so...
After a LOT of problems with my old PC - the one used only for analog captures, after the new PC arrived - I finally managed to solve them.
First of all, I use VirtulDub for capture - I tried a lot of other softwares, and this is the best of all, at least IMHO. But it's not perfect, of course.
A very good feature of it is it remembers the last used capture settings; a problem encountered several years ago - that I forgot completely - is that, if you select the digital audio as input, and do not connect a digital cable AND a digital audio signal, it will stuck and never work.
Apart that, the other problems arise with the latest capture card I acquired, an AJA Kona LS. It was shipped with its own software, Machina, but, albeit working, and offering some options not found on VirtualDub, it's still barebones in a lot of other settings in comparison.
VirtualDub refused to display the preview, and also to accept any video input. I tried everything. Then, once, by chance, I discovered how to let it work. First, open Machina; it will recognize (obviously) its own capture card video signal. Close Machina. Open VirtualDub. Now it is able to recognize the hardware... don't ask my why!
So, *maybe* there is a chance your hardware works well only with its own bundle software; or, that another software misrecognize the hardware as is, but the bundled software *may* trigger the hardware, so the previous software will recognize it properly... try to do some tests, and good luck!
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