Vidoe capture card for local viewing of cameras?

Hello,
I am trying to diplay the capture of a camera that I have on
my video capture card locally. I can't see the cameras when I try
to add the camera. I have a USB camera that works without problems.
However, when I use the same code and try to connect to my video
capture code, the cameras aren't available.
Does anyone know a video capture card that works with Flash
8? I would prefer a VCC that can support more than one camera. I am
trying to view the cameras locally is all. Nothing fancy!
Dano

http://store1.adobe.com/products/flash/flashpro/partners/video/
I see this link, but I would like info from someone who has
experience with the capture cards. I looked at all these sites for
quite sometime and couldn't find anything definitive..

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