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Colossus "Fast-Forward" recording problem
Hi all, I have been struggling with the Colossus card for a few hours. I can get it to record files using the Arcsoft software but every recording it does seems to be in "fast forward". When I play it back, it will play back at 2x speed or faster. Checking the file itself, it appears if some of the FPS seem off, etc. I had a previous computer that I installed this computer on and by turning off the HW acceleration, it seemed to solve it. However, I cannot resolve it on the current PC with the same settings. The settings are as follows. I have also installed the newest driver aside from the ones on the CD with no help. Any assistance would be most appreciated!
- Video: HDMI
- AudioL: HDMI
- Hardware Acceleration: Off
- Saved Format: MP4
Device Settings:
- Video Decoder
- Video StandardL NTSC_M
- VCR Input: Off
- Video Proc Amp
- Default all
Format Settings:
- Hauppage Encoder
- Aspect Ratio: Auto, 16:9, 16:9
- Video
- TBC Enable: Off
- Scale Factor: 1/4
- Audio - Analog Boost: Off
- Analog Capture: AAC
Video Encoder:
- Bit Rate: 8Mbps
- Peak Bit: 8Mbps
- Bit rate: Constant
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Re: Colossus "Fast-Forward" recording problem
BTW, this is through the HDMI port that I am recording from and the content is not HDCP.
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Re: Colossus "Fast-Forward" recording problem
What software are you playing back in? Can you try recording in ts?
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Re: Colossus "Fast-Forward" recording problem
I record using the ArcSoft software and playback is using the editing mode in that or VLC. I still get the same issues. When I look at the media info of the file, its ridiculously high FPS (400+ at times). The HW acceleration is off, so that shouldn't be an issue.
That being said, if I record in .ts, it'll produce 120 fps recordings. Any help would be most appreciated.
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