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<a href="http://www.azeena.com/500_1a.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.azeena.com/500_1a.htm</a><br />
<a href="http://smarthome.com/9410.html" rel="ugc">http://smarthome.com/9410.html</a><br />
<a href="http://www.profeel.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.profeel.com/</a><br />
<a href="http://computers.on.ca/aimslab/grabit/" rel="ugc">http://computers.on.ca/aimslab/grabit/</a><br />
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The best way is to use a search engine (lycos, ...) and search for<br />
video capture card camcorder<br />

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http://www.azeena.com/500_1a.htm [http://www.azeena.com/500_1a.htm]
http://smarthome.com/9410.html [http://smarthome.com/9410.html]
http://www.profeel.com/ [http://www.profeel.com/]
http://computers.on.ca/aimslab/grabit/ [http://computers.on.ca/aimslab/grabit/]

The best way is to use a search engine (lycos, ...) and search for
video capture card camcorder


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Hello,<br />
&nbsp;Thank you for your message. However, its not quite what I am looking for. These are more pages designed by the vendors of the cards. What I would realy like to see a comparitive review, and maybe an editors choice. The kind of thing that CNET sometimes do.<br />
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Thanks again<br />
Nicholas Waltham<br />

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Hello,
 Thank you for your message. However, its not quite what I am looking for. These are more pages designed by the vendors of the cards. What I would realy like to see a comparitive review, and maybe an editors choice. The kind of thing that CNET sometimes do.

Thanks again
Nicholas Waltham


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I am looking to buy a video capture card which will allow me to convert video recorded on a PAL camcorder to AVI for MPEG files of full motion video which can be stored on a CD-ROM as part of a multimedia presentation. Can anyone point me to some URLs of reviews of these cards.<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
Nicholas Waltham
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I am looking to buy a video capture card which will allow me to convert video recorded on a PAL camcorder to AVI for MPEG files of full motion video which can be stored on a CD-ROM as part of a multimedia presentation. Can anyone point me to some URLs of reviews of these cards.

Thanks in advance,
Nicholas Waltham

URLs for reviews of video capture cards

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