On May 17, 2011, at 8:54 AM, Samuel Master wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I am sorry; I didn’t explain it correctly at the first time.
>
> I just want to make sure that the user could be able to see the mouse cursor
> while watching the video.
>
> I've already checked the encoding profiles and the capture agent
> configuration, as I modified the values of the frame rate on both.
>
> I think that I'm limited by hardware (VGA2USB) that cannot capture the mouse
> cursor movement.
>
> The question is if VGA2PCIe, can overcome this problem, so I would like know
> if it could do the task.
>
>
Short answer: Possibly. And yes, the VGA2PCIe card does work with matterhorn.
The VGA2PCIe card can capture at significantly higher resolution and framerate
than any of the other vga frame grabber products. Videos we have captured using
this card are of high enough quality to easily see the cursor at native
resolution (1024x768 here). Obviously scaling the video down in size, or
lowering the quality could make it more difficult to see the cursor. If cursor
visibility is very important to you, consider using some accessibility software
that makes the cursor more visible.
Micah
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