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LCD's are VERY prone to damage, whether from shipping or just the random thoughtless poking the screen (I know i do it.. i clean of the fingerprints every two weeks or so) Your not likely to find a 17" LCD for less than $300, while you can get a 19" CRT for around $200 The point that made up my mind...

ADS Technology makes a 1394 Capture and usb setup with an Analog breakout box that runs pretty nicely. 1394/Firewire: Pyro A/V Link API-550 ~$250 http://www.adstech.com/products/API_550/specifications/api550specs.asp?pid=API-550 USB: USB Instant DVD USBAV-700 ~$200 http://www.adstech.com/products/US...

It's called an RF Converter. If you look in the right places, you can find one online that removes Macrovision from the signals I think Radio Shack has one model that will do it. Most of the converters that remove macrovision run about $50.

I got a simple PCI card from Koutech (606-RSF I think) for basic analog input and it's been working great., haven't had any problems from Ulead or Premiere, but a professor at teh local college turned me onto somthing that looks pretty...awsome.. ADS Technology API-550 Pyro A/V Link. retails around ...

I started editing on the AIW cards from ATI using Premiere, they are VERY worth it, but sometimes hard to learn for newbies. The only thing I don't like about them is the fact you have to replace your existing video card to use it. I'm looking into a card made by Koutech/Kouwell called a 606RSF or 6...

Koutech makes a video capture card that is separate from your video card. I think it's called a 606R. I've never had a chance to play with it, but it's only aroun $60, and Koutech makes some pretty sturdy and reliable hardware. Koutech is also known as Kouwell, and if there's a preipheral card out t...

TV resolution is acutally somewhere around 640 x 400, so be warned, it will nto look anywhere NEAR as good on a tv set. I regularly watch my dvd's on my tv set using my radeon 7500.