   ATI All-In-Wonder 128 PCI Video Capture
  I just got ahold of a free ATI All-In-Wonder 128 PCI card (it uses the ATI Rage 128 Pro chipset) and was wondering how I can use it for real-time viewing on my Windows XP machine. I have VLC, but it doesn't detect the card as a video input device. It shows up fine in the device manager and says it's working properly. I just downloaded the driver so that shouldn't be the problem. I'm not using it as my primary card. Does that matter? Thanks for any help.   
  I seem to remember ATI has the TV tools on their website. I think GBPVR can use AIW cards now too.   ;  No. GBPVR can't use the AIW cards. It can use the dedicated TV tuner cards though. I'll look for ATI's tools. Any other ideas?   ;  Not really. If it's an elgato device I know that there are video for linux drivers available, so you could at least build a linux-based TV. [wink]   ;  My internet went down so I haven't been online the last couple days. I have a few more questions.In my computer, I have an ATI X800 as my primary card in my PCI-E slot. I just got a free ATI All-In-Wonder 128 Pro for a PCI slot. Can I actually use the input of the All-In-Wonder with it not being my primary video card? Has anyone done something like this before? It was free so it's no big deal if it doesn't work, but I'd rather play my PS2 on my 17" LCD monitor than a 15", ten-year-old TV. Thanks for any more advice.   ;  Yes, but it will only work on the monitor you plug the TV card into.   ;  So how would I go about doing this? I have a spare second monitor that I can use if you can explain how I can do this.   