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Is it a Brooktree card, or is that just the chipset? Please clarify the make.<br />

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Is it a Brooktree card, or is that just the chipset? Please clarify the make.


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I have a video capture card (with Brooktree's BT848 chipset) that came with a video conferencing kit from PixelView. As i know it there is no MCI device listed in my system.ini that relates to the card's driver (bt848.drv). When i click the &quot;devices&quot; tab in Control Panel|Multimedia, the video capture card is listed under &quot;Video Capture Devices&quot; as &quot;MSVIDEO: Brooktree BT848 capture driver&quot;. I have tried using MCI commands to initialize the card and get its output inside a window in my Visual Basic 5.0 application, but no success.How do i do this in Visual Basic 5.0 and how is VidCap32 (i think it's made by Microsoft)or Internet Phone 4 accessing the card? Thanks to anyone who can help me.
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I have a video capture card (with Brooktree's BT848 chipset) that came with a video conferencing kit from PixelView. As i know it there is no MCI device listed in my system.ini that relates to the card's driver (bt848.drv). When i click the "devices" tab in Control Panel|Multimedia, the video capture card is listed under "Video Capture Devices" as "MSVIDEO: Brooktree BT848 capture driver". I have tried using MCI commands to initialize the card and get its output inside a window in my Visual Basic 5.0 application, but no success.How do i do this in Visual Basic 5.0 and how is VidCap32 (i think it's made by Microsoft)or Internet Phone 4 accessing the card? Thanks to anyone who can help me.

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