You plug the audio cable into your computer input as well. If you have used anything with it successfully that isn't listed above, please let me know!Ĭons: It doesn't come with very good instructions.

Sadly this device is proving a disappointment as no software can utilize it perfectly.

There are no 'killer devices' for USB video capture but I thought this would be the closest thing. Also, newer video editing suites like Vegas only support capture from DV devices. Typical DV uses FireWire, which is much faster than USB2.0. For huge conversion projects involving dozens of Hi8 tapes with hours upon hours of video, I HIGHLY suggest you use something of more worth, like an Analog-to-DV converter. Here are the settings I used in the proc amp (accessible in device settings):īottom line: This device is good for the price if all you have to do is record short videos from a game console or something. Overall Review: Out of the box, the colors and such were off compared to what was playing in my camcorder. VirtualDub: Horrible audio (garbled), horrible video (inconsistent framerate).ĭebut Video Capture: Good audio, good video, but audio slightly out of sync with video (cannot be fixed with simple time stretch).Ĭyberlink PowerProducer & PowerDirector: Good audio, good video, and perfect sync! But random frame glitching.įor short videos, there's not much of a problem, but for 2-hr-long Hi8 tapes, there is significant correction work to be done. I used the latest drivers from KWorld's site with Windows 7 on a Sony Vaio with a Core i3 and 4GB RAM.Ĭorel VideoStudio Pro: Recognizes device but cannot use. Let me note that perfect for me means: smooth 29.97 fps, no frame glitching, a/v in sync. No problems with audio.Ĭons: I have tried numerous video capture programs but none has given me perfect results. Supports Still Image Capture in BMP formatĮxternal video input: Composite and S-Videoīundled with CyberLink PowerDirector 5 & CyberLink PowerProducer 4ĬD-ROM with Driver, Utilities and Multi-Language User ManualsĬD-ROM with Cyberlink PowerDirector 5 and Cyberlink PowerProducer 4 softwaresĪdditional Information Date First Available Supports Real-Time Video Recording in Mpeg FormatsĬaptures Video Source from VHS, V8, Hi8, etc. One available USB port (preferably USB2.0)Įdits the Video or Still Image in Mpeg Formats Graphics Card (Must support DirectX 9.0c)Ģ56 MB RAM of system memory or above (recommended) Pentium-IV 1.6GHz or higher (recommended) Learn more about the Kworld Computer Co.,Ltd VS- USB2800 Model Brand

Kworld usb 2800 device driver