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General| Audio Channels | 7.1 |
|---|---|
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | 108 dB |
| Interface | PCI |
| DAC Resolution | 24-bit |
| DAC Sample Rate | 192 kHz |
| Digital Signal Processor | EMU10K2 |
| MIDI Support | Yes |
| ASIO Support | Yes |
| THX Certified | Yes |
| EAX Support | EAX 4.0 |
| Sample Rate | 96 kHz |
Overview of software included with the Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor.
Recommended hardware specifications for video editing and DVD creation.
Steps to improve computer performance for video projects.
Explains the impact of processor and RAM on editing performance.
Discusses storage needs for video projects and file system recommendations.
Details requirements for a DVD writer for burning discs.
Explains USB 2.0 importance for data transfer speed in video editing.
Mentions Windows XP for its USB 2.0 support and media functionality.
Specifies graphics card requirements for video applications.
Instructions for physically connecting the Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor and video source.
Guide to launching DVD MovieFactory and starting a new project.
How to configure video capture settings like source and format.
Steps to adjust audio settings for monitoring during capture.
Detailed instructions on how to start, preview, and stop video capture.
Steps to prepare DVD MovieFactory for direct-to-disc capture.
How to initiate the direct-to-disc capture and burning process.
How to launch VideoStudio 8 and begin the WMV creation process.
Steps to load and prepare an existing video file for WMV conversion.
Guidance on managing disc space for DVD content.
How to check remaining DVD space within MovieFactory.
Strategies for structuring a DVD with titles and chapters.
Comparison of MPEG and DV/AVI capture formats for DVD projects.
Details on capturing video in DV format and its pros/cons.
Explains advantages of capturing directly to MPEG, especially for non-editing projects.
How to adjust video and audio bitrates for MPEG capture.
Explains video and audio parameters in the Capture Properties window.
How to dictate the final video and audio format for the DVD.
Adjusting MPEG settings after capture for fitting more content or changing quality.
Overview of logical DVD formats like DVD-Video and DVD-VR.
How to connect a monitor to check video and audio during operations.
Compares TV display characteristics to computer displays for video monitoring.
Explains different modes for monitoring audio output signals.
Explains DoMiNoFX technology for video processing and encoding.
Describes PerfectView Pro technology for MPEG compression quality.
Explains MCTF technique for reducing video noise.
Overview of consumer digital video formats like DV and MPEG.
Defines analog TV standards like NTSC, PAL, and SECAM.
Explains composite and S-Video transmission methods.
Details on digital video formats DV and MPEG used for capture.
Explains DV format, its compression, and resolutions.
Describes DV type 2 format, its separation of streams.
Explains MPEG1 format, its use for VCDs.
Explains MPEG2 format, its use for DVDs.
Overview of digital audio formats like PCM, MPEG Audio, Dolby Digital.
Details on video and audio capture parameter values for different output formats.
Explains DVD formats and media types, including bit depth and sampling rate.
Addresses common video-related issues like audio echoes.
Discusses FAT32 file system limitations for video capture.
Explains long disc burning times and non-responding application messages.
Covers common usage problems and solutions.
Addresses no audio during WMV capture and how to hear it later.
Explains why voice recordings might not work and how to fix it.
Provides steps to resolve USB device recognition problems.
Offers solutions for general Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor malfunctions.
How to fix Ulead applications not working due to USB device connection issues.
Steps to resolve the Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor failing to respond.
General advice for using the Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor safely and effectively.
Discusses using USB 1.1 and its bandwidth limitations for video capture.
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