The system is not supported by HP under Windows 10. I presume, in the text below, you have an SFF and monitors are plugged into the integrated graphics card. You have not specified form factor of your computer nor which graphics card-integrated or discrete-you are using to connect your monitors. The main display is not detecting during start up, only after 10-15 minutes after the computer has been running.' The Monitor is connected via a display port to HDMI connection. TheGreatLiger1985 wrote: 'HP DC7900 Running Windows 10. Since this is your first post a warm welcome to Spiceworks. See also the feedback from our consultant. And while it may not be scintillatingly clear digital quality, it comes pretty darned close! With that bitrate, I also find I can get nearly 90 minutes of video on a single layer DVD if I also use one of the compressed audio codecs like Dolby or mpeg layer 2.Hello thank you for your post and for some very helpful input from the other IT Pros. Anything over that shows (at least to me) no visible improvement in quality. By trial and error I have found that the ideal bitrate in the conversion from DV to DVD compatible mpeg-2 is between 70 kbps. Well, I have found that with the quality of the DV captures from the Sony that it would be silly not to use a higher bit rate. Normally people suggest that with analogue source material, there is little point when making a DVD from it in using a bitrate much over 4500 kbps. That way I know I am capturing in the highest quality possible. Thus, I inevitably use DV as the capture format, and never mind the time it takes or the hard disk space it consumes. I have been incredibly happy with the results, and that makes me more determined than ever to use the highest quality settings to preserve my old memories. If your camera is like mine, you can actually play the analogue 8mm (and Hi8) tapes in the camera and capture via Firewire. In fact, I bought it specifically because I wanted to transfer my old analogue 8mm video cassettes to DVD. I have, in my collection, a Sony Digital 8 (DVR-TRV480E) which was only released 2 years or so ago.

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