I was impatient and picked up the ADS Pyro card. It's OHCI compliant
and installed like a breeze in Windows 2000. Only costs $99.00

It comes with Ulead Video Studio 4.0 SE and I use that to capture.
(Since Vegas Video doesn't do capture yet I haven't tested that)

I'm starting to feel comfortable about this purchase. I still
haven't figured out what the advantage of the more expensive DV cards
(i.e. pinnacle) will be - isn't dv dv?

On the other hand Vegas Video is truly remarkable - should sweep
the "product of the year" awards...

-david


Gary Meeker wrote:
>>I find so many 1394 cards but not many that are OHCI
>>compliant. The ones I do find seem to be cheapies, require a
specific
>>software or don't work with NT. Does anyone have a list of cards
that
>>work within Vegas Video, NT drivers, Batch Capture, Device
>>control, works with a Sony DSR-20 deck, can make .MOV,
>>utilize dual processors and capture at 720 x 480. Am I
>>asking too much?
>>
>>Also, do the cards that have real time properties give us
>>more processing power within Vegas Video?
>>
>>I need to build this machine this week pleas help!!