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Marc Barlin
Hello.
I'm using Windows XP Home, SP-2, on a Dell Dimension 8400 computer.
This question involves capturing video to a WMV file.
The aspect ratio of the WMV I've been making is too small. I noticed
the default setting is 320 x 240, which for me is too small.
I reset the aspect ratio to 640 x 480, and this is the error message I
got:
"The video device is currently in use. Close any other application
that is using the device and try again."
I get this message all the time, no matter what. In fact, I've
formatted my hard drive, reinstalled Windows XP and just a few other
things (including the Hauppauge Win TV 2000 drivers), and tried making
a WMV capture again. I can't get the aspect ratio changed.
Can anyone please tell me what is causing this error, and if there is
a workaround for it? If you need further details from me about my
setup, configuration, etc., please let me know.
Thank you very much.
Marc Barlin
(Please remove the number 5 from my reply e-mail address, if you wish
to reply privately via e-mail. Thank you.)
I'm using Windows XP Home, SP-2, on a Dell Dimension 8400 computer.
This question involves capturing video to a WMV file.
The aspect ratio of the WMV I've been making is too small. I noticed
the default setting is 320 x 240, which for me is too small.
I reset the aspect ratio to 640 x 480, and this is the error message I
got:
"The video device is currently in use. Close any other application
that is using the device and try again."
I get this message all the time, no matter what. In fact, I've
formatted my hard drive, reinstalled Windows XP and just a few other
things (including the Hauppauge Win TV 2000 drivers), and tried making
a WMV capture again. I can't get the aspect ratio changed.
Can anyone please tell me what is causing this error, and if there is
a workaround for it? If you need further details from me about my
setup, configuration, etc., please let me know.
Thank you very much.
Marc Barlin
(Please remove the number 5 from my reply e-mail address, if you wish
to reply privately via e-mail. Thank you.)