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I use a Pinnacle Systems Studio MP10 capture card. It has real-time compression using MPEG1, so you only need 600meg/hour for 360x240 @ 30fps. If you need to put an entire movie (2 hours) on a single disk, then you'd have to drop the resolution considerably and it doesn't look very professional. Alternatively you could drop the frame rate, it all depends on the quality you need. This card is 212GBP. There is a non-professional Studio 400 card that uses indeo (no hardware coding) compression but only has a resolution of 250x120 @ 15fps. This card will store at 150meg/hour so it'll even queeze Hamlet on a CDRW and it costs only 85GBP!<br />
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The cards' come with decent frame manipulation and effects software that will suffice.<br />
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Any more info needed???
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I use a Pinnacle Systems Studio MP10 capture card. It has real-time compression using MPEG1, so you only need 600meg/hour for 360x240 @ 30fps. If you need to put an entire movie (2 hours) on a single disk, then you'd have to drop the resolution considerably and it doesn't look very professional. Alternatively you could drop the frame rate, it all depends on the quality you need. This card is 212GBP. There is a non-professional Studio 400 card that uses indeo (no hardware coding) compression but only has a resolution of 250x120 @ 15fps. This card will store at 150meg/hour so it'll even queeze Hamlet on a CDRW and it costs only 85GBP!

The cards' come with decent frame manipulation and effects software that will suffice.

Any more info needed???

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Is it possible that I can record some movie form TV to my computer and record to CDRW? &nbsp;If yes, what hardware and software do I need?
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Is it possible that I can record some movie form TV to my computer and record to CDRW?  If yes, what hardware and software do I need?

How can i record movie from TV to CDRW?

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