| I can be wrong, but I think the biggest problem is to have the "juice" to decode the MPEG2 stream comming from the DVD drive. I don't believe the GCT will be able to do that while running Windows in the background, but, again, I can be wrong - I never tested it. The USB connection option should be fine in terms of speed for the acquired non-compressed video (but would also cause some overhead in the processor). If I understood correctly the decoding would be done by an external DVD player plugged to a power inverter (one of the cheap 140W models should be OK for it and the GCT I believe) and the GCT processor would only need to deal with the digitized video stream via one of those USB capture devices (humm - digital video to analog video to digital video again...), where your input is either RCA or S-Video, right? Well, that's an easy way to that, I believe. I don't have a USB capture device at my home, but would make an interesting test to someone who has it... | |