Below you can download ezcap video grabber driver for Windows.
File name: ezcap-video-grabber.exe
Version: 6.299
File size: 24473 MB
Upload source: manufactuter website
Antivirus software passed: Avast v 1.6
Ezcap Video Grabber(click above to download)
Analog to Digital Video Converter
Specifications:
- Compatible with Windows and Mac operating systems
- Supports various video formats including NTSC, PAL, and SECAM
- Inputs: Composite video (RCA), S-Video, and VGA
- Output: USB 2.0 to computer
- Video resolution: up to 720x576 pixels (PAL) and 720x480 pixels (NTSC)
- Supports capturing audio via 3.5mm line-in or RCA audio input
- Supports video recording and live streaming
- Comes with video editing software and driver CD
Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:
1. Q: Why am I not able to capture video using the Ezcap Video Grabber?
A: There could be various reasons for this issue. Firstly, ensure that the drivers for the device are properly installed on your computer. If not, insert the driver CD that came with the Ezcap Video Grabber and follow the installation instructions. Secondly, double-check the connection between the video source and the Input ports of the device. Ensure that the cables are securely connected. Lastly, verify the settings in the video capturing software you are using. Make sure the correct input source is selected and any necessary settings, such as resolution and format, are properly configured.
2. Q: Why is the captured video quality poor or distorted?
A: If you are experiencing poor video quality or distortion, check the following aspects. Firstly, ensure that the video source itself is providing a good quality signal. If the source is damaged or of low quality, it will reflect in the captured video. Secondly, verify that the cables connecting the video source to the Ezcap Video Grabber are not faulty or worn-out. Poor cable quality can lead to signal loss, resulting in distorted video. Lastly, ensure that the resolution and format settings in the video capturing software match the source's specifications. Using incorrect settings can negatively impact the captured video quality.
3. Q: Why am I not getting any audio when capturing video with the Ezcap Video Grabber?
A: If you are not hearing any audio during video capture, check the following points. Firstly, confirm that the audio cables are properly connected between the video source and the Ezcap Video Grabber's audio input. Ensure that the input source is set to either the 3.5mm line-in or RCA audio, depending on the type of connection you are using. Secondly, ensure that the audio volume on both the