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From: annily on 26 Sep 2009 08:16 Clocky wrote: > annily wrote: >> Clocky wrote: >>> news reader wrote: >>>> Has anybody here been able to get one of these to work? It captures >>>> video fine but not audio. Of course, I bought it so I could capture >>>> audio! Some forums suggest downloading syntek stk version 1160 which >>>> I already have. Any other suggestions? >>> It works on my XP box but the syncing is pretty shithouse. What I >>> did is capture the video with the EasyCrap and then capture the >>> audio with the line-in or Mic on my PC. >>> >>> That works much better and is more flexible. >>> >> I used VirtualDub under Vista to capture both video and audio and >> managed to get it to sync OK. > > Are you using a specific Vista driver or the XP driver? > > As far as I recall, I'm using whatever driver Vista installed automatically when it originally detected the hardware.
From: annily on 26 Sep 2009 08:29 annily wrote: > Clocky wrote: >> annily wrote: >>> Clocky wrote: >>>> news reader wrote: >>>>> Has anybody here been able to get one of these to work? It captures >>>>> video fine but not audio. Of course, I bought it so I could capture >>>>> audio! Some forums suggest downloading syntek stk version 1160 which >>>>> I already have. Any other suggestions? >>>> It works on my XP box but the syncing is pretty shithouse. What I >>>> did is capture the video with the EasyCrap and then capture the >>>> audio with the line-in or Mic on my PC. >>>> >>>> That works much better and is more flexible. >>>> >>> I used VirtualDub under Vista to capture both video and audio and >>> managed to get it to sync OK. >> >> Are you using a specific Vista driver or the XP driver? >> >> > > As far as I recall, I'm using whatever driver Vista installed > automatically when it originally detected the hardware. Juts to follow up on that, here is the driver summary from Device Manager: Grabster AV350 Driver publisher: TerraTec Driver date: 14-01-09 Driver version: 2.7.621.0 Driver digital signer: microsoft windows hardware compatibility publisher
From: Clocky on 26 Sep 2009 10:09 annily wrote: > annily wrote: >> Clocky wrote: >>> annily wrote: >>>> Clocky wrote: >>>>> news reader wrote: >>>>>> Has anybody here been able to get one of these to work? It >>>>>> captures video fine but not audio. Of course, I bought it so I >>>>>> could capture audio! Some forums suggest downloading syntek stk >>>>>> version 1160 which I already have. Any other suggestions? >>>>> It works on my XP box but the syncing is pretty shithouse. What I >>>>> did is capture the video with the EasyCrap and then capture the >>>>> audio with the line-in or Mic on my PC. >>>>> >>>>> That works much better and is more flexible. >>>>> >>>> I used VirtualDub under Vista to capture both video and audio and >>>> managed to get it to sync OK. >>> >>> Are you using a specific Vista driver or the XP driver? >>> >>> >> >> As far as I recall, I'm using whatever driver Vista installed >> automatically when it originally detected the hardware. > > Juts to follow up on that, here is the driver summary from Device > Manager: > Grabster AV350 > Driver publisher: TerraTec > Driver date: 14-01-09 > Driver version: 2.7.621.0 > Driver digital signer: microsoft windows hardware compatibility > publisher Thank you, maybe I can source a better driver for XP with that information since the driver supplied with mine isn't very good.
From: annily on 26 Sep 2009 22:09 Clocky wrote: > annily wrote: >> annily wrote: >>> Clocky wrote: >>>> annily wrote: >>>>> Clocky wrote: >>>>>> news reader wrote: >>>>>>> Has anybody here been able to get one of these to work? It >>>>>>> captures video fine but not audio. Of course, I bought it so I >>>>>>> could capture audio! Some forums suggest downloading syntek stk >>>>>>> version 1160 which I already have. Any other suggestions? >>>>>> It works on my XP box but the syncing is pretty shithouse. What I >>>>>> did is capture the video with the EasyCrap and then capture the >>>>>> audio with the line-in or Mic on my PC. >>>>>> >>>>>> That works much better and is more flexible. >>>>>> >>>>> I used VirtualDub under Vista to capture both video and audio and >>>>> managed to get it to sync OK. >>>> Are you using a specific Vista driver or the XP driver? >>>> >>>> >>> As far as I recall, I'm using whatever driver Vista installed >>> automatically when it originally detected the hardware. >> Juts to follow up on that, here is the driver summary from Device >> Manager: >> Grabster AV350 >> Driver publisher: TerraTec >> Driver date: 14-01-09 >> Driver version: 2.7.621.0 >> Driver digital signer: microsoft windows hardware compatibility >> publisher > > Thank you, maybe I can source a better driver for XP with that information > since the driver supplied with mine isn't very good. > No worries. Good luck. I hope they didn't just write a better driver for Vista and not update the XP one.
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