Hauppauge WinTV-USB, Инструкция по установке и справочник

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- The Counter will display the length of your recording in hours:min-
utes:seconds
- If you had started recording with the OTR button , and had clicked it
more than once, the total time for the recording will also be
displayed . You can also click OTR after a record has been started, and
the record timer will be set.
Click the Stop button to stop your recording. The recorded audio/video file is
then saved to disk using the automatically assigned file name. The Time counter
is reset to 00:00:00 after the recording is saved.
Play Button: Clicking the Play button will playback from disk the last
video file created. With SoftPVR, you can only Play and Pause your
videos.
File Button: Clicking the File button opens the File menu. The last file
recorded is listed in the File name box. In the File menu you can:
Rename your recorded video file, Play a video file previously recorded,
Delete recorded video files.
If you have problems with audio:
If you find that there is no audio while playing back your AVI files, this is
because the sound card has not been setup to record audio from its 'Line-in'
socket. To enable audio recording, open the
Recording Control panel by
clicking Start / Run and then SNDVOL32 /REC This will open the Recording
Control panel. Make sure that 'Line-in' is enabled (this is sometimes called
'Line' or 'Aux').
Overview of WinTV Capture
Live video which is digitized by the video digitizer (see “How WinTV USB
works”) can be “captured” as a video sequence (or “video clip”) by using the
WinTV Capture program. This program is provided in the WinTV Application and
uses Microsoft’s WDM for Windows capability which is built into Windows 98
and 2000.
WinTV-Capture creates a file type called AVI (Audio/Video Interleaved) on your
hard disk. This file contains digitized video and, optionally, audio.
WinTV USB gives high quality captured video by storing uncompressed digi-
tized video in an AVI file. This compares with compression methods such as
JPEG and MPEG, where some loss of video quality is accepted in order to
reduce the amount of data stored. Uncompressed video capture creates high
quality digital video movies, but requires optimized system performance to
avoid lost video frames (called “dropped frames”.)
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WinTV-USB
Installation and Reference Manual