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| profiier |
| Posted: Jan 22 2003, 04:16 PM |
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I'm looking for a way to capture two video sources in real time. One being a full screen video feed , while the other is a PIP of another video feed. These would be captured to one file. I'm looking for a filter or a program that might get me closer to acheiving this small miracle.
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| minion |
| Posted: Jan 22 2003, 09:53 PM |
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This is Totally Impossible to do they way you are explaining it...What Might sort of work is to capture Both sources seperately into 2 seperate Files, then use a Simple File Player to Play one of the Videos in a Big window and a Different File player or the another instance of the same file player to play the second video in a Smaller window and put the Small window in the Corner of the Big player window, so it looks like a Picture in Picture , then use a Screen Capture Program to capture Both windows Playing Both files..It seems in theory that this should work But in reality it might not cuz you will need a Lot of CPU power and Drive speed, but it is worth a Try... |
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| profiier |
| Posted: Jan 23 2003, 07:41 PM |
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Thanks Minion.....man "totally impossible" .....well I thought of your way, but I was looking for the killer app that might do all those steps in one step.....Guess $1000 Multiplexer or Quad is the only solution.... |
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| David.Bucci |
| Posted: Jan 24 2003, 07:10 AM |
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Wouldn't it be straightforward to capture both videos, then use your favorite NLE to accomplish this? I haven't done this specifically, but the Media Studio Pro tutorials describe how to overlay videos onto each other ...
But you're probably looking for a way with the same quality to cost ratio as VD  (i.e., infinite) ( i know, i know, that's not technically correct).
If this is a one-time thing, and they're not more than say 20 - 30M videos, let me know and i'd be glad to take a crack at it ... be a fun learning experience. |
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| muf |
| Posted: Jan 27 2003, 11:14 AM |
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I think there aren't any TV Tuner cards that can tune in to two different frequencies at the same time AND capture them as well.
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| Kippesoep |
| Posted: Feb 1 2003, 08:52 PM |
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With two capture cards it would be possible to build a DirectShow graph that allows you to do this (provided you can find (or write) a DirectShow filter that will place the image of one input at the correct place in the other). |
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