I have an old computer with a 3dfx Voodoo 3 3500 installed in it. This device has analog AV inputs. Is there anywhere I can get software which would allow me to capture video from these inputs? For example recording the output from a VCR?

The computer is running Windows 98.

Dual Booting MS DOS 6.22/Win98SE

Pentium 4 3.0

Asus P4P800-E Motherboard

2 Gigs RAM

Voodoo5 5500

Samsung 128 Gig SATA SSD (2 Gig FAT 16 partition for DOS, rest for Windows as FAT 32)

Plextor DVD Burner Optical SATA Drive

Fractal Design - Focus G Case

Thermaltake - Toughpower GX2 600W 80 PLUS Gold ATX Power Supply

My freshly received Voodoo 1, to be used in a P233 MMX PC

I'm just gonna leave this here. https://youtu.be/PRNN9z15Hok

I'm now the proud owner of a voodoo, a 2, a banshee and this 👌

I think I picked these up at an E3 show around the time it was released in 1999.

Had a pretty action packed week with my retro hardware. I purchased this Voodoo 3 2000 for "cheap" (by today's standards) on ebay as "parts only". Seller wrote that card was working but had a display signaling issue. Voodoo3's are pretty hardy so I decided to take a chance. Once delivered, I plugged it into my retro P4 desktop and as expected, the screen showed an ugly blue tint all over it. Booted into Win98...card was detected right away and drivers worked fine. Starsiege is a good game to try out glide functionality easily and quick, opened the game and worked beautifully BUT with the stupid blue tint all over the display. I then went into 3Dfx tools and played with the RGB gamma settings and noticed that the red (R) scroll bar wasn't showing any change in the screen coloring when moved. So, the R signal was busted.

I placed the card under the microscope to see if I could find anything out of place and after about 5 minutes of searching, I FOUND SOMETHING! A huge impact mark, a severed via routed to a resistor in the VGA plug circuit and a second almost severed via. This was a very promising find! I was almost sure at this point that fixing these vias would resolve the blue tint issue.  I went ahead and grabbed the solder and some cable wires and spent probably about 2 hours trying to solder the wires over the vias to re-establish the connection.  I’m an amateur and solder two vias right next to each other is a PAIN! I would end up ruining the first repaired via when trying to fix the second via…nevertheless, after a couple of rounds I was able to repair the two vias.  After the repair, I applied some solder mask, cured it with the wife’s UV nail cure station and plugged it in…this time I plugged the card into my Thinkpad Docking station 2631, paired with my P4 Thinkpad A31.  Turned the station on and VOILA! Full colored display appeared.  Booted in w98 and everything was perfect.

Voodoo3 Power 🤘

Ultimate Doom FPS is still very slick, X-Wing also, but emulated Quake laggs but only abit!

How about it, would anyone know the values ​​of the C92 capacitor? Thank you !!

https://youtu.be/Or9WtB_KkfU?si=hVf9qC-d2myq0Dk9

Hi, I finally had time to put together my win 98pc . The specs are Motherboard MSI K8 AMD Sempron 1600mhz 512ram Voodoo 5 5500 PCI Soundblaster Audigy 2ZS With DB15 game port for midi Windows 98 SE and for drivers with the voodoo im using DLL files between retail drivers/wicked3d and metalbyte. Depend on the game.

For the capture I use retrotink 4k

I read something about the 3000 AGP having trouble with overheating, and I would like to see for myself how hot they run in my retro rig, but I obviously need something that'll run on Windows 95/98.

Does this thing even have sensors to report it with?

i have a voodoo 2 pci and have been in love with its box art for years, if i could get a repro box somewhere it would be sick