Captured video movie is shaking in Windows Movie Maker

>-----Original Message-----
>Hello Graham

I use an ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon card on an Asus P3V4X
motherboard, Pentium III at 850 Mhz, 512 Mb RAM and a
Promise Fast Track 100 TX2 PCI Card that let's me have
a Raid 1 mirror image disk - there are 2 drives in the
system.

I run my composite video ( like cabl;e TV ) into the
Composite In jack on the All-In-Wonder card.
I can also run 1 volt p-p Video and a separate audio,
or S-VHS Video, into the All-In-Wonder Radeon.

I have seen jiggles and jitters when I try to run video
into a USB port, but my ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon card,
now two years old, is the best pick for me when it comes
to home video. The ATI folks have had TV and Video down
cold for 5+ years now and they really did it right.
You can watch TV on your PC.
You can Output video either 1 volt pin-to-pin and stereo
audio, or S-VHS.
You can input 1 volt pin-to-pin video plus stereo audio,
or input S-VHS. The software is a full set of programs
The video recorder works great with any codec that you can
get your hands on. The file player is simple and a lot
easier than the huge Windows Media Player.

I see ATI All-In-Wonder cards on eBay for about a hundred
bucks. ( I have also heard of some kinds of video problems
with the Nvidia crads but don't know what the problems are.

Regards
Dan