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Old 10-17-2003, 10:07 AM
Mike Young Mike Young is offline
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Record Delay

What factors control the delay between the live signal and the video output ? Is it only a factor of how quick your disk can write ? and/or time required by the CPU for encode/decode ? Are there any settings that can control it in any way?
For instance I was wondering what kind of effect setting XP to give more prefrence to background process or setting particular processes to real-time would have. Interested if anyone has experimented much with this.

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Old 10-17-2003, 02:36 PM
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Mike,

This delay is 99% in the Hauppauge PVR 250 / 350 Card. The reason is that
the realtime MPEG2 encoder works on several seconds of video in a Buffer
before it is actually even sent to the CPU on your computer. Even the fastest
Disk and CPU in the world will not change this delay.

A slow disk or CPU would result in jumpy playback or audio dropouts. But if
your playback is smooth and you have no drop outs then you are probably
going to be as close to live signal as is possible with the MPEG encoder card

John.
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