I've gotten a lot clearer quality with a Dazzle than an Easy Cap. If you can show me a video that can top my Dazzle's quality, I'll believe it.

Here's what I can achieve with a Dazzle while rendering with Sony Vegas Pro 8:
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Also, in that video, there is a little bit of video noise around the lettering due to Youtube's horrendous compression techniques, it's perfect while playing the video offline.

Here's a video I made 3 years ago with Easycap and for $10 I don't think it looks that bad

I used Easycap and the program it came with



TheKnight video quality looks better but then again I did buy mine 3 years ago so by the looks of his video the quality has improved a lot and its still cheap as dirt

I recently used an easycap DC60. Not bad for £12.

This does NOT support PAL 60 in colour. get the DC60+. Same price.

Sample of the DC60. (Test)

Kibblre wrote I've gotten a lot clearer quality with a Dazzle than an Easy Cap. If you can show me a video that can top my Dazzle's quality, I'll believe it.

Here's what I can achieve with a Dazzle while rendering with Sony Vegas Pro 8:
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Also, in that video, there is a little bit of video noise around the lettering due to Youtube's horrendous compression techniques, it's perfect while playing the video offline.

Your video is private :/

-TheKnight-, just watching the first 10 seconds I saw awkward pixel ratio stretching, motion blur, and interlacing lines.

Ah, the video is private. I was using it for testing purposes. I'm making it public now.

(by the way, that's my little cousin playing, excuse the failed care package attempts)

Kibblre wrote -TheKnight-, just watching the first 10 seconds I saw awkward pixel ratio stretching, motion blur, and interlacing lines.

Ah, the video is private. I was using it for testing purposes. I'm making it public now.

(by the way, that's my little cousin playing, excuse the failed care package attempts)

haha kk still doin tests with the crapture card dc60.

I test out new settings every time Youtube updates its compression. It usually makes it harder and harder to get good quality off of a standard definition file.

I think I've nailed a good setup with my Dazzle, don't you think? It only took about a month of experimenting after the update >.<

Kibblre wrote Dazzle has some the best quality for standard definition (best option is to use an S-Video setup), but the Hauppage HD PVR is the best for HD recording.

For the record, Dazzle DVD Recorder = capture card.

I have a Dazzle and I love it. Just make sure you have good memory on your computer. If you are looking for a good quality for HD then get an HD PVR, but the best quality you are going to get on any cap card is going to come from a BlackMagic Pro. Easily the best out there today.





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I would get a Hauppage, but I don't record all to often anymore, so the Dazzle does fine.

Kibblre wrote I would get a Hauppage, but I don't record all to often anymore, so the Dazzle does fine.

So would i. But its a tad expensive