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 [Larger view] | USB Videobus II for Pc For Video Camera/vcr with Edit Sftwre
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Average user rating:  | |
 Buen producto, facil de usar | |
| Yo lo tengo bajo Win2000Pro y los drivers funcionan muy bien, pero creo que es mejor actualizar el VideoWave III que trae a la version V. Adaptec vende desde 2004 la VII.
Buena calidad de captura. Excelente. | |
| Easy Installation, low CPU, excellent video | |
| I don't understand the installation problems another reviewer mentioned. I put the CD, installed the Videowave software, then plugged in the USB Videobus II, let Windows XP's hardware wizard "automatically" find the right driver, and it worked immediately. I used Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1, on a 2.4 GHz P4 laptop. Captures I420 and RGB24, among others. Can do a full CIF (352x288) 30 fps capture that is silky smooth. This is much better than most of these capture devices, I can tell you. Many don't support 352x288 (only 320x280), or drop the framerate, or capture with horrible horizontal interlacing lines. I didn't use any of the prepackaged software, or capture to disk. I only wanted it for live video capture for videoconferencing, and it works terrific for that. And at about 63 dollars, you can't beat the price for this quality. You will need a good quality NTSC analog camera to plug into it - just be aware. | |
 The hardware is a piece of garbage, but the software is nice | |
| The Belkin videobus II I bought said "Works With Windows XP" on the box, when I got it home I found that it didn't have a driver that would work with with Win XP, on the Belkin website there was a driver that would work, but it was a week driver. Every time I plugged the thing up Windows couldn't locate the driver, so I had to reinstall it. Finialy the wire shorted somewhere in the center, so every time I moved the thing would disconect and reconect when I moved again! Finialy I got tierd of it, so I threw it away and got a Hauppague videobus, and it has worked good for me for the last several months. The only good part of the deal was the MGI software, the Belkin Videobus I purchaced came with a video editor and a photo suit. |
