joyofsix
11-15-2005, 10:47 PM
Read one of Jasons articles here
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/expert/dunn_03august11_vc.mspx
I'm getting close to understanding but still confused. Essentially what I want to be able to do is two things
1. Play games
2. Edit video without having to sit around for hours wondering about the rendering.
In the past I have had a Matrox video capture card coupled with a standard graphics card which could output edited video in real time but was lousy for games.
My question is are the new high end graphics card capable of both things -I think it means CPU based rendering would need to be shunted to the GPU. ATI have something called AVIVO in pipelne but I haven't found anything about nVidia. Should I wait?
cheers
Joyofsix.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/expert/dunn_03august11_vc.mspx
I'm getting close to understanding but still confused. Essentially what I want to be able to do is two things
1. Play games
2. Edit video without having to sit around for hours wondering about the rendering.
In the past I have had a Matrox video capture card coupled with a standard graphics card which could output edited video in real time but was lousy for games.
My question is are the new high end graphics card capable of both things -I think it means CPU based rendering would need to be shunted to the GPU. ATI have something called AVIVO in pipelne but I haven't found anything about nVidia. Should I wait?
cheers
Joyofsix.