PCIe/USB AVI Capture device with SVideo and fully functioning Win 7 drivers

[Spektre]

Hello,

I tried to make the title as descriptive as possible.

I am looking for a PC based, non MPEG capture device that includes an Svideo input, and has fully functioning Windows 7/64 drivers.

I have a few candidates that are close, but haven't found anything that will allow access to ProcAmp controls and other filter settings, includes SVideo, captures to uncompressed AVI and works under Windows 7 64 bit with the memory it allows.

Any ideas?

Spektre

[Cauptain]

Hello,

I tried to make the title as descriptive as possible.

I am looking for a PC based, non MPEG capture device that includes an Svideo input, and has fully functioning Windows 7/64 drivers.

I have a few candidates that are close, but haven't found anything that will allow access to ProcAmp controls and other filter settings, includes SVideo, captures to uncompressed AVI and works under Windows 7 64 bit with the memory it allows.

Any ideas?

Spektre

AVERTV HD DVR (PCI-e, AVI, MPEG, MPEG4,3D) ProcAmp (minus sharpness) - ALL inputs (RCA, Component, S-video, HDMI) works with Virtualdub, AmarecTV, Power Director...Full 64bits drivers


Claudio

[Brad]

ProcAmp works fine in Win7 x64 with the ATI 600 USB, using ATI's Vista drivers or eMPIA's Win7 drivers for the generic device.

At least, the top 5 which are the only ones that work in XP too. Screenshots: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/329016-2001-2010-my-capture-cards-comparison-screen...=1#post2059468

[Spektre]

Interesting that they would include those in the USB version of the 600 and not the PCIe version I have. I might have to look to switch to the USB version of the device despite always thinking the increased bandwidth available to an internal device would be beneficial.

Thanks,

Spektre