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Hardware required for video editing an capturing

I have a good P4 PC with plenty of ram, disk space and cpu. The pc is also quite stable and with xp pro.

I wonder what additional hardware I need for HOME video capturing, editing and publishing.

I have, VCR, analog and digital camcorders.
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Andrewhsia:  Sorry to have duplicated your comment...I would have sworn that your comment wasn't there when I posted, but clearly it was over an hour before me...

Oh, and one other thing...if you're running WIndows XP, you can use the built-in Windows Movie Maker software to do the capture and some basic editing/transitions.  Be sure to use WindowsUpdate to download MovieMaker 2.0 update first.

-dog*