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Question: Is this card compatible with adobe premiere pro 8.1
Document: Even though AVerMedia recommends their professional model for use with third party software, this model at 1/3 the price of the pro one, seems to work well with Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder 3.2 so it should suit our needs well for providing a live stream of our church services to the web.
Included application seems to run fine and does as it should. I mostly use it for watching DirecTV or BR player without actual capture and primarily on Windows 8.1 x64 so that part works but runs just as good in my Windows 7 x64. Problems that probably some people run into that buy this card is when you drag it across screens it wants you to rescan which only takes a second but interrupts your capture or whatever you are playing and is very annoying.
After following the suggestions from tech support to no success, I purchased an adapter (two audio phono plugs to 1/8 inch stereo) and connected the dongle to the line in on the motherboard with complete success. I now have a great picture with perfect in sync audio. Only rated it 3 stars because of the poor tech support. BTW, you cannot record HD without an HDCP stripper which I am about to try.
You will need to convert videos before upload, and you is not really compatible with the encoder that it uses, and causes the sound to lose sync with video.Becuase this capture card relies on the CPU to due encoding, it was rightly priced for what it does, but due to the fact it does not allow you to view HDCP (PS3)it may not be for everyone. I know Xbox does not has that problem.
I found out the Sony PS3 sends a encrypted signal with the HDMI setup that needs to be checked through on the other end for it to send footage. This card is not compatible as I stated but just do what I did and it's a easy fix. I do believe there is another card that I can only find by this company on the European Amazon that can decrypt the HDMI signal but you probably got to pay a lot more for it since it will be a overseas shipment.
This card installs easily and works just great. I read the other reviews concerning Media Center Edition. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate and seldom ever use MCE. Instead I chose to useRoxio Creator 2011 Pro and use the capture feature.
I've purchased numerous Blackmagic Intensity Pro capture cards as well, and while those work great too, their standalone software isn't the best (works well in other apps though). And at half the price of the Blackmagic card, if you're trying to do a simple capture from a tablet or other similar HDMI-out device, this is an awesome product.
Well yes, if it didn't have a malfunctioning transformer.Of course we didn't know that so for two weeks (over TeamViewer) almost everyday (but weekends) they spent 8 hours trying to figure what was wrong with the card. I reinstalled, the drivers, installed bata drivers, Uninstalled, installed, then did it again. Reinstalled windows (twice!).
This card lasted me 2.3 years still works &#34;okay.&#34;EasyCap: Quality is about as good to slightly better then VIDEO2PC, but only 8.oo-12.oo USD off amazon. I've only used this a few times, it's fair.I hope this helps someone.
in order to install the drivers you have to insert a CD key for there software that comes on the installation disk. There site only lists update to this software, no direct driver downloads. After two weeks if you have problems you need to pay Roxio because they &#34;can't&#34; be bothered to do it for free. I have the Roxio Gamecap HD Pro. It's a USB 2.0 HDMI/Composite capture card. with pass-though abilities.
Answer: Hi Rick. I use three different Pinnacle studio editing software and it works perfectly. I haven't tried with Adobe yet, but I'm sure it will work.