How capture image at 800*600 from videocapture at 640*480??

the device can capture image at 1600*1200 max, but videocapture is only at 640 * 480.
Im using JMF.
Thanks.

Have u checked your refresh rates (you can set refresh rates from the drivers - for games (older drivers had this feature only for OpenGL, now they have it for D3D as well) -> in the advanced section). I'm not sure that this is the problem, but it' worth giving it a try.

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