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Originally posted by Harley
Works for me, but my set-up might be a little different then most. I was one of the few that purchased by 'puter with a hw DVD decoder card (Ravisent). I select that as the input to my video capture card (happauge WinTV) (hard-wired) and use that as the source for Windows Media Encoder. It's all old equipment (3 years), but seems to be the combination to make it happen.
The rest is cake - connect to the session over wireless with Windows media player.
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If you are fortunate enough to have a DVD decoder card then it will work. I have a Margi DVD-to-go card for my laptop and I know that I can use that. Windows Media Encoder should recognize it as a video device and it will use it to capture video. It is a little different if you don't have a DVD decoder. I am still doing some testing without it and I am very close. I will post my results when I get it working.