   Video Capture Filter Composite In And Composite Out
  Greetings Group,I have a video capture device RGB24 (352*288), whose filter have a Composite In, as well as Composite Out.Connected My Analog Camera to In and Out to TV.Preview Pin Connected to Video Renderer. Run the graphI can see the camera data on the PC activex window as well as TV, that is, through composite out.I have some lead tools filters, which I have used in the past quite successfully, like Mosaic say. Put that in between the video preview and renderer, Run the Graph I can see the effect on the PC, but not on TV, it''s same.Video is there but without any effect.How can I make the effect which I can see on the PC renderer(and can capture to a AVI File), also visible on Composite Out. I am dealing with the OUT Cards first time so don''t know what all connections/routing etc needs to be done, if there, so that it gives out what you want.Also, earlier I have cards (without any OUT, only IN), has there listing in Graph Editor under::WDM Streaming Capture Devices and WDM Streaming Crossbar Devices, but this device has one more Entry under WDM Streaming Render Devices, which is new to me and I guess this has to do something with OUT part.Please throw some light !!Best RegardsSudhaom 
  I don''t know exactly why your effect is showing on the PC and not on the TV, but instead of using the preview pin, did you try using the capture pin? The documentation does recommend using the capture pin for most operations, i''m guessing that might be the problem.This is done by changing your RenderStream call from:graphBuilder->RenderStream((&PIN_CATEGORY_PREVIEW, ....)to:graphBuilder->RenderStream(&PIN_CATEGORY_CAPTURE, ....)Check the video capture section in the DX docs for more info. ;  That can''t be a problem. Anyway I did tried your way also using Capture instead of Preview, but didn''t worked.You can see my graph here thoughhttp://www.cdgmms.com/graph.jpgThank You;  I''m sorry I do not have an answer, but have you asked your question on the Microsoft newsgroups?They have a newsgroup server at news://msnews.microsoft.com and you should post in "microsoft.public.win32.programmer.directx.video". These groups are run by official Microsoft employees, so there''s a chance that someone might be able to provide you with more info. 