Direct3D9 simply uses GPU-based rendering from your graphics card to produce the overlay.
The results are, quite simply, beautiful (complete with emulation of video interlacing on a non-interlaced computer monitor)
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Guest repliedThx
Hello antonsvideo,
thanks for the post. I work in DV-Pal and I had selected 50i.
BUT in HW settings>Video Display Type it showed "Direct3D9" for all input devices!
I changed it to "DirectDraw Overlay".
I guess that should do the trick. Many thanks,
Any info on what Direct3D9 would be? ATI driver?
/Harald
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did you select pal or NTS frame rate after clicking capture menu, NX DV? it will give you 50i or 59.97i
for Pal, choose 50i
also, visit overlay settings in hardware settings and try direct draw, then restart
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Guest repliedThx
Hello Solitaire,
and thanks for the help.
I'll try that. For some reason after switching between the entrances a few times it accepted the NX DV-in. I'm happy but also a bit worried. I don't like when computers decide to work after not working and nothing having changed...
/Harald
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Hi,, One check you could make is to reinstall the driver from the drivers folder on the Edius disc and ensuring that dv and your canopus card are both selected if you have a Canopus card otherwise just the dv driver.
Keith
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Dv-control fine, but no image!
Hello,
I just did a fresh install for my workstation
(X1600, Tyan S2696, XP Pro SP2 and Edius 4.54).
The funny thing is, that when I want to capture through the NX' DV-in port, I can control the DV-camera but I see no image. Except for once and only for a few seconds. The "normal" OHCI port works fine and captures fine.
Since it worked for a few seconds, I assumed it is a driver problem... Any ideas where to search?
Many thanks,
/HaraldTags: None
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