The video capture software and drivers came in four diskettes. After installing the gadget and hooking up the cables, I turned on the camcorder and ran the Klick-it program. However, the video would be transferred smoothly for about 30 seconds before frames started to drop, that is, the video began to have missing segments. I tried to scale down the image resolution to 320x240 pixels and the frame rate to 9 frames per second but there was little improvement. I had a better experience with stills which were single shots or frozen frames.
Printer ports are fuss-free in setting up but they can be notoriously slow.
So, if you want to digitise some short video footages but cannot tolerate slow frame captures, wait for Innomedia to come out with a newer version using a faster port. 2000 SPH AsiaOne Ltd. All rights reserved.