Capturing

Analog Home Video

The TV tuner card of your PC allows you to play television programs in Media Center. The TV tuner card also allows you to connect a VCR, a camcorder, or another analog video device to the PC, and then capture your home video as a file.

You cannot play a television program and capture analog video at the same time: Your PC will automatically restart or experience other problems.

To connect the analog home video source and record

1Open Media Center. Click Start and then click Media Center.

2Cancel any TV programs recording or scheduled for recording during this capture procedure:

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Click My TV, Recorded TV, and then click Scheduled. Select any program scheduled for the same time as you are capturing your video, and then click Don’t Record.

3Close Media Center. You can now safely use your analog capture feature in ArcSoft ShowBiz.

4Click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Turn Off.

5Use a coaxial cable or S-video cable to connect your analog home video source (VCR or camcorder) to the TV in connector or S-VID IN connector on the back of the PC. If necessary, first disconnect the cables for the TV signal from your antenna or set-top box.

 

 

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HP m200y (D7219Q), m280n, m260n, m270n Capturing Analog Home Video, To connect the analog home video source and record

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