Copy Protection, Continued
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
25. Copy Protection, Continued
The Matrox Marvel G400TV has first shot.
Immediately after the video has started, Matrox disables the recording button. If you try to start the recording anyway, a corresponding message is displayed on the screen, telling you that a copy is not possible.
All the other products surprised us. Copy protection or not, recording was possible with all the other test candidates. In this figure, generated using the All in Wonder 128 (ATI), you can see a red smearing effect in some areas of the picture.
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