ATI All-In-Wonder Pro

The All in Wonder Pro was an excellent Graphics card for it's time. It has a magnificent set of features but now has too much competiton to make a vaible option in todays PCs. It is only a PCI card so you should really be looking at an AGP version if your motherboard support it. The card has video in and out sockets so you can view your PC on a TV, or grab footage from tape. It also comes with a TV tuner which I found to be a bit of a novelty at first, but the novelty soon wore off.... The modulator for the Tuner means the card is quite bulky and you may have trouble fitting it in your machine, especially if you have a large heatsink on your ...  Read the complete review

Ati All in Wonder propbably the only graphics card so far manufactured which allows you to play games, edit movies, watch TV, has DVD support and hear sound. The name for this card is spot on. This card so far goes upto 32MB works without giving any problems with 95, 98 and 98SE but does not allow all the features of the card when installed on Windows 2000 Pro or Windows 2000 Server. There is a slight bug in the first edition of this card i.e. when u come out of the TV you get the error saying illegal operation. This may be sorted out with more recent drivers. TV reception in both editions of the cards is not that good with a normal ...  Read the complete review

I recently fitted an ATI All in Wonder Pro, not to enhance my graphics for gaming, but as a means to regain some access to a TV (tired of battling with my kids for the control of the zapper)and also so I could start importing and editing video. Its a great product, it does what it says on the can, and after a bit of hassle with the supplied CD software (better to download from their website) it works brilliantly. Its also a very simple and quick way to get grabs from live TV and video sources, and does away with the need to buy a digi camera if you only need still photographs for screen based applications. ...  Read the complete review

The ATI All in Wonder Pro AGP is a good enough card for normal graphics and if you want to play 3D games which do not require 3dfx. It also has a TV Tuner with is able to use teletext, but the 'specalist' program which comes with it is completely useless as it thinks about trying to download all the pages from teletext first and then it decides to delete them and start again. Another good thing is that it supports MPEG 2. Overall a good card to buy, if you can get a price below a hundred pounds. ...  Read the complete review

This card is a waste of money. A friend of mine has it (or rather had it before we ripped it out and returned it) and we were both greatly disappointed in it. It lets you take in both composite and S-video input which is good since you can opt for the better connection if you have the capabilities. The included software, "ATI Multimedia Center," is used for the TV tuner, video editor, and DVD player all have a consistent design so it is easy to navigate and use. Not a high learning curve here. However, the video editing is very limited. But the main problem is that the picture quality is just so-so. It isn't anything that you would want ...  Read the complete review