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For anybody else with the same query, it seems to be a terminology issue with what Adobe Premiere is reporting. I can supply screen captures of the various screens and settings if that will help.ĮDIT: Solved, I think.

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If you require any further details, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to fill you in. These details are not present in either Adobe's or Pinnacle/MiroVideo's documentation. My question, therefore is: Does the MiroVideo utility allow uncompressed capture? Am I compromising anything by not using the Adobe Premiere internal capture settings? I have read that the utilities can sometimes have their own restrictions, while the device itself is capable of more. When using Windows 2000, Adobe Premiere is unable to interface correctly with the card, so internal capture from Adobe Premiere is not a possibility. The card has a maximum setting of 7200 kilobits per second (feel free to correct me if the unit of measurement is wrong), which reports back as a ratio of about 2.5 to 1. You can also use the MiroVideo Capture Utility, which allows you to choose the bitrate of the capture, and informs you of what ratio that it is being compressed at. Installed on Microsoft Windows 98/SE, Adobe Premiere will read the card correctly, and you can capture from within the program, and you are presented with the options of Uncompressed or No Compression - I forget how it's worded, but there are two options that essentially mean the same thing. I have been unable to find an answer for the following, however.

I have the aforementioned capture card, and am quite comfortable with it's usage. master-only iicbus1: on iicbb0 master-only smbus0: on bti2c0 bktr0: Pinnacle/Miro TV, Philips SECAM tuner. pinnacle miro

I have a question that I am hoping somebody around here has been around long enough to know an answer for.

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