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I find it strange that windows vista (Home Premium) can't pick up my video hardware like Windows XP did.
I have a Fly DVB TV PCI card and in Vista Windows Movie Maker doesn't give any option to choose it as a capture source. All it
lists is import 'From digital video camera', there's no other option. In Windows XP WMM listed all my video hardware.
The Fly card does work in Windows Vista but the only programs that make it work are Dscaler version 4.1.15 and Splitcam version
4.2. I also tried Windows Media Encoder 9 in Vista and that won't produce an image with the Fly card either - just a black preview
screen. Does Windows Vista have reduced video abilities compared with Windows XP?
I have a Fly DVB TV PCI card and in Vista Windows Movie Maker doesn't give any option to choose it as a capture source. All it
lists is import 'From digital video camera', there's no other option. In Windows XP WMM listed all my video hardware.
The Fly card does work in Windows Vista but the only programs that make it work are Dscaler version 4.1.15 and Splitcam version
4.2. I also tried Windows Media Encoder 9 in Vista and that won't produce an image with the Fly card either - just a black preview
screen. Does Windows Vista have reduced video abilities compared with Windows XP?