N96 and video capture

is there a particular piece of hardware and software people use to capture video from the TV out cable for the N96.
I've tried into an ATI TV card and a gamebridge and the picture is NOT good at all. Doesn't even show up on the gamebridge.
NEED HELP URGENTLY

Nope I've used it all the time.
Just check that you are using the correct settings int he phone (PAL, NTSC, etc.) and match your card.
Some things to keep in mind:
TV out output is VGA but the actual resolution is QVGA as the TV out cable just clones the phone screen. There are two exceptions: PHOTOS and VIDEO. When viewing pictures and watching video this is output at VGA resolution.
I use a Xoltrix tv tuner card.
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