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 Very cheap and works great! October 30, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great product! It does what it supposed to at a fraction of the price of other companies. I am recording videos from my Xbox 360 for YouTube and uploading as I type this review. I will be converting my old home movies and such to DVD as well with it the quality is great. You don't really have to use the software on the CD for drivers or capture. As with the drivers you may want to look for latest ones for best quality.
I only had one issue with it and that was the audio. As with many others i have read and saw with it. It gave a static or crackling in the audio capture portion. Can be fixed easily buy updating or downloading the newest drivers and install from there.
Other than that the software is easy. The unit itself is easy. The quality is what is should. You don't need to buy the 50-150 worth of capture devices. Unless you like spending more for the brand name.
Ok October 23, 2008
It was good for copying family video to digital, but would recommend spending more if you want great quality videos.
Great for the $ October 20, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Very good for the money. There is such low lag between the video preview window and the source of capture you can actually play a video game on your computer by using this. the image quality is by no wear near HD but it is very good for the $15you will pay. audio is not bad but im not an audio specialist so i cant say its 100% clear. Youtube "play console on laptop" if you want to see how i play my xbox on my laptop using this.
Decent video capture for <$[...] August 30, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
My use: capturing video from a wireless security camera. I am not looking to dub DVD-quality video, because my source simply is not that level of quality. So, take that into consideration.
I tried to cheat, by using this on a computer without USB 2.0. It crashed and restarted my computer almost immediately. They are not kidding about his requirement. You can get cheap (<$[...], including shipping) USB 2.0 ports from various sources; I chose [...].
Then, I followed directions, set my options (NTSC, here in the USA), and viola ... up came the video. I have not really had much use for the audio just yet.
Contrary to what some have said, you can run the hardware with other software packages - AMCap, and such. For now, I am ok with the included software.
Seriously, if you need professional-level equipment, then you should look for something other than a budget-level device. If you have simple needs, then this may be just enough to meet them.
Ok April 28, 2008
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
Cannot say much about software, or the sound.
Bought this on Ebay. The total price, after the shipping was added,
was lower than this.
I am only using the video feature for home security.
Hooking up the video to a computer to record motion detection.
Video is not perfect. Quality is lower than perfect when comparing
the same video image seen on a TV to the one displayed on computer.
For the price, it is okay. If you want perfect copies, you need to spend
$500 on a Canopus ADVC300 Advanced Digital Video Converter
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