ATI AIW Radeon 32 meg AGP Video Capture

grgs · Nov 6, 2002, 05:30 AM

Hello,

I happened on to this site and would like to say you are providing some great information. I do have a question.
I went from an ATI All-In-Wonder Pro AGP 8 meg video card with RCA In/Out and S-video In/Out. I used my Sony Hi8 camcorder into the S-Video input for my video conferencing. It worked fine except the card was not equipped for Mpeg II, Only Mpeg I. So I bought the ATI AIW Radeon 32 meg AGP right after I upgraded from Win 98SE to Win 2000 Pro.
When I installed the new card and tried to video conference, it says I do not have a video capture device. In fact, under Control Panel, Multimedia, I don't even show a video capture device on my computer!
I did hours of research to find that Win 2000, and ME do not support WindowsMedia and has been replaced with DirectShow. Whatever all that means!
So…my question is this. Does anyone know of a fix for this situation so I can use my camcorder as a capture device like before?
Thanks for your help!

AMD Thunderbird 900
512 meg SDRAM P133

Digital-Overload · Nov 24, 2002, 07:38 AM

Umm
ALL Drivers Since Windows 200 Came out are to Be WDM Based or they wont get the lil Windows xxx Logo On the Box Direct Show is WDM.

You Refering to Video For Windows not being supported no more.

Search the Rage3d.com forums for "WDM 2 VFW" or "WDM to Video For windows" I Currently ise all my VFW applications with ease after installing a wrapper

Hope that helped

~~jkayca~~ · Nov 28, 2002, 11:28 PM

The drivers present in Win2000 and WinXP are basic 3D drivers only. You need to install the latest set of drivers from ATI. The WDM drivers come seperate and should be installed BEFORE installing the display driver. Do not reboot between WDM and the display driver install.

Nov 6, 2002, 05:30 AM	#1
grgs DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	ATI AIW Radeon 32 meg AGP Video Capture Hello, I happened on to this site and would like to say you are providing some great information. I do have a question. I went from an ATI All-In-Wonder Pro AGP 8 meg video card with RCA In/Out and S-video In/Out. I used my Sony Hi8 camcorder into the S-Video input for my video conferencing. It worked fine except the card was not equipped for Mpeg II, Only Mpeg I. So I bought the ATI AIW Radeon 32 meg AGP right after I upgraded from Win 98SE to Win 2000 Pro. When I installed the new card and tried to video conference, it says I do not have a video capture device. In fact, under Control Panel, Multimedia, I don't even show a video capture device on my computer! I did hours of research to find that Win 2000, and ME do not support WindowsMedia and has been replaced with DirectShow. Whatever all that means! So…my question is this. Does anyone know of a fix for this situation so I can use my camcorder as a capture device like before? Thanks for your help! AMD Thunderbird 900 512 meg SDRAM P133

Nov 24, 2002, 07:38 AM	#2
Digital-Overload DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: US Of A Posts: 50 Rep Power: 0	Umm ALL Drivers Since Windows 200 Came out are to Be WDM Based or they wont get the lil Windows xxx Logo On the Box Direct Show is WDM. You Refering to Video For Windows not being supported no more. Search the Rage3d.com forums for "WDM 2 VFW" or "WDM to Video For windows" I Currently ise all my VFW applications with ease after installing a wrapper Hope that helped __________________ Windows 2000 Professional SP-4-(Windows 98 Second Edition Dual Boot) A.T.I. All In Wonder Radeon 32 MB DDR (Catalyst 03.6/MMC/DVD 8.5/Power DVD 5.0 Pro Beta/DirectX 9.0a/Via Hyperion 4.45) AThlon 1.1GHz/1024 MB PC133 RAM (100x11 FSB)(Standard Settings) Western Digital 80GB ATA100/Western Digital 100GB ATA100/Western Digital 160GB 8MB Cache ATA-100 Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Platinum (5.12.2.252) ACER 16X DVD;ACER 12x10x32 CD-RW Adobe Premiere 6.5 PICVideo MJPEG 2.01a/HUFFY 2.11 Detailed System Specs

Nov 28, 2002, 11:28 PM	#3
~~jkayca~~ BANNED Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	The drivers present in Win2000 and WinXP are basic 3D drivers only. You need to install the latest set of drivers from ATI. The WDM drivers come seperate and should be installed BEFORE installing the display driver. Do not reboot between WDM and the display driver install.