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For computers without a video capture card and software, there are kits that promise everything needed to connect a VCR to a computer to convert the tapes.
A less expensive solution is a video capture card or connector, which takes analog video and delivers it in digital form to your computer.
In the eye-tracking mode, the user wears goggles, and two tiny CCD cameras capture the eye image from the screen with the help of a video capture card.
A basic setup consists of the Web camera, a video capture card for the PC (expensive cameras already include these cards), a microphone, speakers, a computer with an Internet connection and software like Microsoft's NetMeeting, which is free (and already bundled with Windows 2000), or CUseeMe ($40 at store.cuseemeworld.com; a free trial version is also available).
Generally, there are two ways in video image capture: (1) the use of video capture card with the SDK development tools.
Microsoft lurks about with NetMeeting, software which, along with a video capture card and a camera, allows you to send and receive video images over the PC.
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External video capture cards can be plugged into your computer via a USB 2.0 cable.
Read reviews on video capture cards, so you don't end up with a bad product.
Internal video capture cards require you to install the video card inside your computer, meaning you must open up the PC's case and install the card.
While it requires more labor and more knowledge on computer parts, they are typically cheaper than external video capture cards, and have more advanced functions.
It is also possible to compress video data from a camcorder with a hardware-based encoder like an internal video-capture card or an external box that connects the camera and the computer.
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