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Answer» Hello. 504 MB of RAMAre you sure it's not 512 MB RAM, sorry I have no answer for this.elbib908 ........ If you are considering a DVD/VHS unit , any of the ones I have seen usually have one TOUCH conversion of vhs to dvd capabilities and of course there should also be S vid imputs which allows for connection to your pc . All you need is the unit itself and the necessary cables . Some may be included , but I dont think the S vid will be ....... but check to see whats included ....... for sure the product manual will show you whats required . dl65 Quote QuoteThis INDICATES that computer uses onboard video and that 8MB of system RAM is set as "shared" video memory. In many systems with onboard video, Windows reports system RAM as the total physical RAM INSTALLED less the amount set in the BIOS as "shared" video memory. Thus, 512MB minus 8MB = 504MB.504 MB of RAMAre you sure it's not 512 MB RAM, sorry I have no answer for this. If I'm correct, I think you should access your BIOS and see whether you can increase the amount of "shared" video memory. 8MB may not perform WELL for the DVD use you're talking about here. I think you need to find out more about this before proceeding with your idea. In other words, do you have onboard video or an add-on video card? If onboard and it's currently set at 8MB, can you increase that? If so, how high can it go?It is 512, however, when I right clicked on MY COMPUTER/Properties, it said 504. I didn't know if that was important or not. Thank for all the information. I will do more checking about the "shared" video memory before I buy or do anything. Thanks everyone. Sincerely - Kimberli |
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