Benchmarks - Generated Video Streams And Space Requirements
Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Requirements For Recording Videos
- 3. 3dfx Voodoo3 3500TV
- 4. Voodoo3 3500TV - Supplied Software
- 5. Voodoo3 3500TV - Picture Quality
- 6. Asus AGP-V3800 Ultra Deluxe
- 7. Asus AGP-V3800 Ultra Deluxe - Supplied Software
- 8. Asus AGP-V3800 Ultra Deluxe - Picture Quality
- 9. ATI All In Wonder 128
- 10. ATI All In Wonder 128 - Supplied Software
- 11. ATI All In Wonder 128 - Picture Quality
- 12. Elsa Erazor III Video
- 13. Elsa Erazor III Video - Supplied Software
- 14. Elsa Erazor III Video - Picture Quality
- 15. Matrox Marvel G400 TV
- 16. Matrox Marvel G400 TV - Supplied Software
- 17. Matrox Marvel G400 TV - Picture Quality
- 18. Benchmarks - Test Configuration
- 19. Benchmarks - Generated Video Streams And Space Requirements
- 20. So What Do These Video Streams Mean In Practice?
- 21. Benchmarks - CPU Workload During Capture
- 22. Benchmarks - CPU Workload During Playback
- 23. Benchmarks - Requirements For Jitter-free Pictures
- 24. Copy Protection
- 25. Copy Protection, Continued
- 26. Copy Protection, Continued
- 27. Summary
- 28. Recommendations?
- 29. Recommendations? Continued
- 30. Features Table
19. Benchmarks - Generated Video Streams And Space Requirements
MPEG 2 requires the least storage space. Asus' proprietary format is a strong competitor, but only has half the TV resolution. MJPEG needs the most space. Elsa board users can't change the quality of the MJPEG results. Matrox has a High Quality setting (HQ) and a Low Quality setting (LQ) for its MJPEG format results.
At full TV resolution, the space requirement for videos is higher. MPEG 2 is again the best, MJPEG from Matrox (High Quality) requires a lot of hard disk space. 3dfx doesn't offer an editing function for videos at full TV resolution.
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