Fast video capture for Resolume
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 21:11
Hey all,
I'm looking for suggestions for video capture (to be used as a live video source) within Resolume 3. I've tried Firewire inputs, but the video signal is always interlaced, and the frankly the Resolume Avenue deinterlacing software leaves much to be desired (it really has no effect on interlace artifacts). I've also used the Osprey 560 capture card, which is an older technology, but it does have excellent deinterlacing capabilities. The problem with that card is that is requires a desktop computer (with a PCI-X slot) and it is slow: with the video deinterlacing switched on, the video is always delayed by at least 1/2 second. I'm looking for a solution that will present as little delay on the video as possible. Firewire, again, is close, but the quality isn't there. What do other folks use for video input?
-Brian
I'm looking for suggestions for video capture (to be used as a live video source) within Resolume 3. I've tried Firewire inputs, but the video signal is always interlaced, and the frankly the Resolume Avenue deinterlacing software leaves much to be desired (it really has no effect on interlace artifacts). I've also used the Osprey 560 capture card, which is an older technology, but it does have excellent deinterlacing capabilities. The problem with that card is that is requires a desktop computer (with a PCI-X slot) and it is slow: with the video deinterlacing switched on, the video is always delayed by at least 1/2 second. I'm looking for a solution that will present as little delay on the video as possible. Firewire, again, is close, but the quality isn't there. What do other folks use for video input?
-Brian