Setting Up Your EasyCAP 2.0 USB Video Capture Device

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Introduction

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The EasyCAP 2 TV Card is a popular choice for anyone looking to capture high-quality video from their analog or composite sources and transfer them onto their PC. This article will walk you through the process of setting up your new device, including connecting it correctly via USB 2.0 and installing the necessary drivers.

Hardware Requirements

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- EasyCAP 2 TV Card (included)

- Free USB port on your computer

- Analog or composite video source (e.g., VCR/DVD player)

Software Requirements

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* Windows XP/7/Vista operating system (32-bit/64-bit compatible)

* Driver CD included with the package

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

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1. Connect Your EasyCAP 2 TV Card to your computer via USB 2.0.

If you're running low on available ports, don't worry! An extension cable is provided in case of such situations.

2. Insert the driver CD into your optical drive (CD/DVD) and follow the installation instructions displayed on screen until prompted to restart your PC.

3. Once Windows has rebooted successfully, connect any additional devices like a composite video source via RCA cables or component video sources using Component Video Cables provided in the box.

'EasyCAP 2.0 Driver' should now be listed under 'Sound & Audio' section within Device Manager after plugging-in your capture card into one of these slots:

''Device Name' - EasyCap USB2.0 Capture Controller'

4. Right-click on this entry and select Properties from the context menu that appears.

5. Clicking Advanced will reveal additional settings such as video input source selection (Composite1/Component YCbCr or Component component YPbPr), interlacing mode, NTSC/PAL standard detection etc... Make sure these are set according to your specific requirements before proceeding further!

Trouleshooting Tips

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* If you encounter any issues while installing the drivers or recognizing the device in Device Manager:

+ Uninstall and re-install them following step-by-step instructions provided above.

+ Ensure that all unnecessary third-party software has been uninstalled from your system prior to attempting installation again.

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With these simple steps, you should now be able to successfully set up your EasyCAP 2.0 USB Video Capture Device on Windows XP/7/Vista operating systems (32-bit or 64-bit). The device is compatible with a wide range of analog and composite video sources, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to capture high-quality footage from their old VHS tapes onto their PC.

Additional Resources

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For more information about using your EasyCAP 2.0 USB Video Capture Device, please refer to the user manual included in the package or visit our website at 'www.easycap.com'(http://www.easysoftwaredrive.net).

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