USB 2.0 Audio TV Video DVR to PC DVD VCR Converter Capture Card Recorder

Overview:

This USB 2.0 audio TV video DVR to PC DVD VCR converter capture card recorder allows you to capture video and audio from external analog video sources to your computer. It supports various video input formats, including composite video (CVBS) and S-video (Y/C), and can capture audio via RCA stereo audio inputs. This device is ideal for digitizing old videotapes, VHS tapes, and other analog media for preservation, editing, and sharing.

Key Features:

Easy Installation:
Plug-and-play operation allows for quick and simple setup, minimizing technical hassles.

High-Definition Capture:
Supports video capture at resolutions up to 720 x 480 pixels at 30 frames per second, ensuring high-quality digital conversions.

Versatile Compatibility:
Compatible with various video input formats (CVBS, S-video) and audio input formats (RCA stereo), making it suitable for capturing from a wide range of analog devices.

Durable Construction:
Sturdy build quality ensures longevity and reliability, enabling long-term use.

Real-Time Preview:
Built-in preview window allows you to monitor the video stream during capture, ensuring accurate framing and adjustments.

Product Specifications:

– Interface: USB 2.0
– Video Input: Composite (CVBS), S-Video (Y/C)
– Audio Input: RCA Stereo
– Resolutions: 720 x 480, 30 fps
– Operating System Compatibility: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11

Additional Features:

Snapshot Function:
Capture still images from the video stream, ideal for creating thumbnails and documenting moments.

Video Editing:
Captured videos can be edited using third-party software, allowing you to trim, merge, and enhance your recordings.

Compact Design:
Portable and compact form factor makes it easy to carry and use on the go or in different locations.

Multi-Purpose Usage:

– Digitize old videotapes (VHS, Camcorder tapes, etc.)
– Preserve analog media for archival purposes
– Capture gameplay from retro gaming consoles
– Convert analog security camera footage
– Conduct video conferencing using analog sources
– Stream analog videos online (YouTube, Twitch, etc.)