It displays video up to full screen, captures still images up to 1,024 x 768 and supports a scalable video window size from 160 x 120 up to 640 x 480. Full motion video capture to the Microsoft AVI format is also advertised, although I never could get that to work properly on my computer. Helpful Hints LifeTV is very easy to use. The user interface consists of a series of buttons on a bar located directly above the Windows task bar at the bottom of the screen. The video picture itself is originally located in the upper left hand portion of your screen but can be repositioned to any other area.
Buttons select the video source and adjust the video settings, and several control the TV functions.
Bundled is CyberLink VideoLive Plus video e-mail software. This is a real nice program that enables the user to record audio and video or capture still snapshots and attach them to an e-mail message that can be sent to family and friends via the Internet. There are a few things to be aware of. LifeTV does consume a lot of resources while running. There is no external power supply for LifeTV, which is nice in that you don't have to worry about pluging in another transformer somewhere.