Alan Kleymeyer

Using Windows Media encoder to create a webcam feed

Sample C# code that uses WIA SDK   Links to this article

Webcam service with FTP  uses this code

Add a controllable base station to a webcam or video recorder

http://midwestgames.stores.yahoo.net/prsccovgabox.html
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/tventertainment/tvvideoprocessors/nextvisionn5/
http://www.x2vga.com/
http://gear.ign.com/articles/365/365333p1.html
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=KS-A022&cat=TOO (Alsot at Amazon through geeks.com)
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htf/archive/index.php/t-128896.html
http://forums.xbox.com/196109/ShowPost.aspx

"Xbox and Gamecube have VGA boxes that can be used with monitors, but the problem is that only progressive scan games will display using them. You’ll have the same problem using that adapter that you linked, so even if you got this working you can’t play every game unless you have a deinterlacer in there… same goes for some dreamcast games.

The best solution I can think of is 2 converters (RCA-to-VGA) and (component/console to VGA) and you switch them based on which game you’re playing…"

The XBOX 360 has a cleaner solution. No limitations are mentioned for the official XBOX 360 VGA Kit

I’m giving Pespective a try.  It had all the features I was looking according to www.wikimatrix.org:

You want some installable software with WYSIWYG editing and a page history which uses file based storage and is Free and Open Source and which is written in C or C# or C#/XSLT or C++.

There is exactly one Wiki available matching your criteria:

• Perspective

Perspective uses Windows Indexing Service to implement it’s search function.

Wridea – Creat categories and organize your ideas
Google Notebook – save highlighted content to your notebook as you browse
Google Spreadsheets – just what the name implies.

XBOX Refurbishing and such

Printer manufacturers claim that only their custom inks can garauntee the quality and expected functionality from their printers.  Thay may be true, but ink is soooo expensive I’m not sure I want the "best" quality.  If replacement cartidges are "good enough", then that’s what I want.  I’m not trying to print high-quality photos or print professional brochures.

For our Epson CX4200, black cartridge (T060120)
www.inksmile.com     $5.95 90-day moneyback garauntee
www.inkforsale.com    $2.95
www.ldproducts.com    $6.99
www.inkgrabber.com    $4.50
www.epson.com            $18.99