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Regular, [22] MB, DV [23]. It's definitely a capable card, and it's one of a few options out there in its price range, it's the only one with all of the added multimedia features.
You can even schedule recordings so if you're a fan of a certain talk show or some such, you can program that to record daily. It was introduced on November 11, Conclusion As you can make out from the benchmarks, this card is capable of putting up some pretty reasonable numbers.
ATI All-in-Wonder X600 Pro
The other half lies in its 3D prowess. Regular, [15] Pro [16]. Currently, the only operating systems fully supporting TV capture with these cards are Microsoft Windows XP,98, and serirs Right-clicking on a program will let you flag it to record, set it as a favorite and search for more showings.
Capturing will generally be done with ATI's own software, though once the card seriss properly installed you can use any Windows video supported application, like Microsoft's own Windows Movie Maker or Adobe Premiere.
AMD/ATI driver for All-in-Wonder X600 Series Windows XP (32bit)
Archived copy as title. Output quality is as expected, which is to say good as far as S-Video and composite out from a PC goes. Other than that things work well, but the impatient need wti apply. Some of them will give you different capture options, but inside ATI's TV application you're offered up four different recording presets.
AMD/ATI driver for All-in-Wonder X Series Windows XP (32bit)
There's a slight delay as the video is converted, about a second, maybe less, so gaming through this device certainly isn't ideal. Setting up a recording is as easy as designating how often you want it to record once, daily, weekly, etc.
The interface for the PVR controls also leaves a bit to be desired; it's functional, but not as nice as something wknder TiVo. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. XT, [17] Pro, [18] Regular [19].
Also note that all settings were set to their highest for each game unless otherwise noted on the benchmark see Doom 3 benches.
Round x00 footage on the Good setting and a 5: Radio works in pretty much seires same fashion as TV does. The actual recording and playback software is fairly straightforward, though there are a couple minor menu items that you'll have to search for to find; for example, you can right-click anywhere on the application to set up a timed recording, but you have to right-click on the actual record button to see a list of what you've already scheduled to record.
Archived from the original on This certainly isn't the fastest card on the market by a long shot, but for casual gamers it should do them fine. The images are much sharper and if you have a nice display, you'd have no problem surfing the 'Net all day from your couch.
As well, ATI sells an optional component domino connector box for output, but you'll have to order that separately. Rewinding is also very slow.
Of course, you can manually hit the record button to capture video on the fly. Some variants of the All-in-Wonder included FM radio tuning as well.
ATI has an All-in-Wonder X XT in the works that should hopefully be seeing a release in the very near future, but as of today this is the fastest All-in-Wonder on the market. If you've looked around at benchmarks for other X Pro cards you'll likely know what to expect here.
Later products also comes with a Remote Wonder remote control and a USB RF receiver to receive radio frequency signals from the remote. The Video CD setting looks OK, but it really should xti be used for recording crap that you have no concerns over the quality of, or if you're super low on disk space. The Longer setting looked great as well and saves quite a bit on disk space.
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