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jethro87

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4. May 2012 @ 10:20

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I have tried to search these forums for an answer and I did not find one. If there is one and I missed it, please forgive and please point me in the right direction.

I want to capture streaming movies. I have looked at and have tested a lot of software. They all have one thing in common. They capture what is on the screen/monitor. This leads to a choppy/stutter effect and an out of sync audio during playback. Yes, one can play with the settings and get it close but there is still a very noticeable choppy/stutter effect with the video and a slight audio sync problem. The audio sync problem can be lived with.

Forgive me for most likely using the wrong terminology below.

My question is. Is there software that will **intercept** the signal, of the movie. I use the term intercept for lack of any other term.
Another possible way of explaining is, think of a splitter for your cable TV. The signal comes in and is split in two. One half goes to one TV and the other part goes to the other TV. So like the cable splitter, split the signal/data stream of the movie. One part goes to the software that is doing the capturing/recording and the other part goes to the screen/monitor.
Am I wrong in thinking that this would solve the choppy/stutter effect?

Thank you.

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