The SVID2USB23 USB 2.0 S-Video & Composite Video Capture Cable offers an easy to use analog video capture solution, enabling you to grab video from an S-Video or Composite video source, as well as the accompanying 2-channel RCA audio, to your Mac or Windows computer.
The cable connects to your desktop or laptop computer through USB 2.0, and is compact enough to fit in the palm of your hand, providing a conveniently portable video capture solution that's more than suitable for use with laptops and desktop computers alike.
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An easy-to-use device for recording analog video to your computer from external sources, such as a VCR or camcorder the SVID2USB23 offers the perfect solution for Betamax or VHS video capture, with real-time MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4 encoding, as well as TWAIN support, to ensure compatibility with a wide range of systems and software.
This analog video capture cable supports a broad range of operating systems, delivering seamless analog video capture for Mac computers (OS 10.X), and Windows PCs (Windows 7/8/8.1/10, Windows 2000/XP(32/64-bit)/Vista(32/64-bit)).
Download the latest drivers from the StarTech.com website at The part number and product ID are on the product packaging.\n\tNote: Windows usually saves the files to the Downloads folder that is associated with your user account (for example, C:\\Users\\your_name\\Downloads).
If you are in North America, make sure that the Video Format is set to NTSC-M in the video capture software options. Also, make sure that you have you have the Video format set to capture from S-Video or Composite, depending on which you want to use.
If you are in North America, make sure that in the Video Capture Software options, you set the Video Format to NTSC-M. Also, make sure that you have it set to capture from S-Video or Composite, depending on what you would like to use.
When you troubleshoot issues with a video capture device, there are some quick tests that you can complete to rule out potential problems. You can test to make sure that the following components are working correctly and are not the source of the issue:
If you do not see the video capture device in Device Manager, visit -us/faq/usb-cannot-detect-windows. If the device is listed with an error, follow the instructions on the www.StarTech.com website to reinstall the drivers.
You can use a video capture device to capture or record an audio and video output signal to a connected computer. You can use USB, ExpressCard, or PCI Express technology to connect a video capture device to a computer system. StarTech.com has video capture devices that can capture audio and video from sources such as HDMI, DVI, VGA, S-Video, component, or composite. The captured signals are usually recorded with software that is included with the video capture device. Some software will also stream the captured signals online.
Select a capture device that features the audio and video connections you want to use. These can be identified on the product page, under the Technical Specifications tab. Whenever possible, you should avoid using adapters or converters with video capture devices as they can cause issues or negatively impact the quality of the audio or video signals being captured.
When looking at a video capture device that requires software to use, it is important to consider the operating system you want to use it on. You can find this on the product page under the Technical Specifications tab, which only lists supported operating systems.
Certain video capture devices allow you to stream video feeds online with streaming platform such as YouTube. For more information, review the product manual or watch our video on this subject. You can find a link to the video in the description. If at this point you have further questions about a Startech.com video capture device contact our technical support team for further assistance.
Although you may be able to plug in all of the connectors used for video standards associated with video capture cards/cables, you may still encounter issues that may prevent the video from being captured correctly.
Certain StarTech.com video capture cards are compatible with DirectShow and will work with many third-party video capture applications that are compatible with DirectShow. For more information on DirectShow compatible video capture cards, refer to the following FAQ: -capture-cards-directshow.
No, you cannot use this capture card to turn your video camcorder into a webcam. This capture card does not use a DirectShow compatible driver, which is a requirement for many of the software applications that enable you to use your video camcorder as a webcam.
I just purchased Roxio's Easy VHS to DVD today and was excited to start getting footage together. However, when I installed the software (following the insert card's instructions explicitly), I've found that the USB capture device is not being recognized by Windows. Also, I apologize if this is another repost of this problem: I've used the search function on the forum and found topics that were close, but not exact, to my issue.
A pop-up keeps showing whenever I plug-in the device stating that "Found USB 2681 Device" (after software completes install). I've tried invoking the Automatic Update for the driver, as well as trying to point it to the "VIDEOCAP_USB" folder on the install CD with no luck (obligatory reboots after each driver install-attempt, too). I've also downloaded and installed the latest driver from the last link above, which is provided by Roxio, with no dice, either. None of the capture functions in Roxio Easy VHS to DVD software see the USB device. During my investigations (thanks to Jim's troubleshooting walkthrough that showed the device's manufacturer), I've googled any possible USB 2681 driver downloads for eMPIA and just get links to sites that want me to install their malware.
"Place the USB Capture Device directly in a USB 2.0 connector on the PC, preferably a rear port not some kind of extension USB Hub. Make sure it's properly supported and the connected wires aren't pulling the device out, not making a proper connection. The operating system should recognize the USB Device and launch the Found New Hardware Wizard, if not try a different USB connector on the PC. When the Found New Hardware Wizard launches cancel it otherwise the operating system could install generic drivers for the device" .
After re-installation and the reboot, I still receive the "Found New Hardware" wizard concerning the USB capture device. Further, I checked the Device Manager and still cannot find the device properly installed under the "Sound, video and game controllers" portion.
I'm not certain, but, since the device is actually being detected as a new piece of hardware, it might just be that the proper driver (USB 2861) is not being installed. The hardware might be still functional, it's just that the appropriate driver to use the hardware is somehow not being set up properly.
But I didn't give up. Looking in the Device Manager, I could see that the device was seen, but Windows didn't know what it was, as there was no driver hooking it in. I clicked on the USB 2861 Properties, saw that there in fact, were no drivers and clicked on Update Driver. I let Windows find the driver automatically, going against all the instructions previous. Windows found the driver! But it warned me that it is Unsigned and that bad things could happen. Whatevs. It's been bad already. Let's do this. I clicked Proceed, and found Roxio Video Capture USB driver installed. W00t. Started up the Roxio Capture util and just did a test capture of some Indiana Jones thing I recorded when I was a kid.
If your USB capture device is black you have one of the new models - see the next section. If your USB capture device is silver, you have one of the older models - scroll down to the section where it says 'Old model'.
So looking at the data the driver you are using is from February and should be updated to prevent issues with the game. Normally I would recommend going to Intel and downloading the latest driver for the UHD 620 but it appears you are playing on a Surface 2 which handles updates a bit differently. You can try using the drivers from intel but if it directs you to the manufacturer i recommend checking out this article for steps to update your surface 2 gpu drivers: 2ff7e9595c
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