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Instructional Videos

EasyCap Video - Adapter in use 1

EasyCap Setup Video

EasyCap Video - Adapter in use 2

EasyCap Video - EasyCap Setup and use for Gaming

Specifications:

Video Resolution
NTSC: 720 x 480 @ 30 Frames Per Second (fps)
PAL: 720 x 576 @ 25 fps

Video Input
1 RCA composite
1 S-Video

Audio Input
RCA stereo (2 cable) audio

USB 2.0 compliant; powered through USB port.

System Requirements

USB 2.0 port
CD or DVD drive (for installing software)
CPU: Pentium III 800 or above; equivalent AMD
600 MB available hard drive space for program installation; 4 GB+ for video capture & editing
Minimum 256 MB RAM (512 MB for editing)
Display: at least 1024 x 768
Windows-compatible sound card
Windows 2000, XP, or Vista (32-bit only. NOT COMPATIBLE WITH XP/VISTA 64.) [How to check your version: Click Start, then Right-click Computer (in Vista) or My Computer (in XP). Next, click Properties. In the System Properties window that opens, your version of Windows will be displayed. If you have a 64-bit version of Windows (or XP), it will show the number 64 in the version name.]

EasyCap Software Download
(This is the drivers and software found on the Disc Included with the EasyCap)

EasyCap File 1

EasyCap File 2

UnRAR these files into a single folder and run the "Setup" Application.

WinRAR can be used to UnRAR these files

WinRAR can be found here: WinRAR Download

Installing EasyCAP

Note: If you have any antivirus software running, please disable it during the installation of the software. Follow the instructions in the order they are given!

1. Driver Installation

Insert the Software CD into your computer's CD drive. If the CD does not load automatically, go to Start -> Run, and type the letter of your CD drive followed by a colon (ex: D:). Click OK to run the CD.
In the Wizard that opens, select the option "Install Driver".

If prompted, select "No, not this time" and click "Next". Select the option "Install the software automatically" and click "Next". A window may appear about the Syntek STK1150 not passing Windows logo testing (unsigned drivers), select "Continue anyway".
After the driver is installed, click the "Finish" button.

Note: If any further components are found, please repeat the process until you receive the message "Found new hardware: Your hardware is installed and configured to use". Remove the CD from the drive.

2. Hardware Installation

Check that the drivers are installed correctly. Connect the EasyCAP USB Video Adapter w/ Audio to your computer. Next, click Start, Right-click My Computer, and Left-click Properties. Click on the Hardware tab, then click Device Manager. In Device Manager, click on +Imaging Devices. You should see "Syntek STK1150". If it has a yellow exclamation point next to it, then the drivers are not installed correctly. In that case, uninstall the drivers and disconnect the EasyCAP from the computer. Repeat the driver installation process above, then reconnect the EasyCAP. (Uninstall drivers by going to Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs. When the list of programs appears, find the driver and click "Remove".)

3. Software Installation

To install the video editing software, insert the Software CD into your computer's CD drive. Select your language, and click "Install VideoStudio 8". Click Next/Install.

Enter a user name and the serial number from the CD envelope.

Click "Finish" to complete setup. You may need to restart your computer.