Good Entry Level Video Editing Card?

A gaming is not necessarily the best card for video editing.

What are some good editing cards that are worth considering?

sounds like you'd be interested in either the oxygens or wildcat cards
www.3dlabs.com
they ain't cheap
http://www.the3dshop.com/
...then again
http://cadtoys.com/3dlabs.html
http://www.colfax-intl.com/colfax/sy.../3dlabsws.html

Thanks. I have been checking these out.

Two cards that I have used with great success for video editing is the ATI All in Wonder 16meg AGP card, and an Asus V6600 Deluxe Geforce. they have video/in video out, the ATI even has coax in.

I have used both of them for lots of editing with great sucess!

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Two cards that I have used with great success for video editing is the ATI All in Wonder 16meg AGP card, and an Asus V6600 Deluxe Geforce. they have video/in video out, the ATI even has coax in.

I have used both of them for lots of editing with great sucess!

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ATI is a marvellous card, indeed!
I've installed it for a customer, but hadn't had the chance of testing the video editing.




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AlienDyne, i do amateur video editing for school projects etc...the ATI card i have in the PC at school rocks (but the PC blows goats) hehe the Geforce cards are also good, although they require an external source (such as a VCR) with RCA cables or SVHS but they still capture/output at high quality

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