AVerMedia EZMaker 7 USB Video Capture Card: Convert RCA Composite, VHS to DVD with S-Video | Cyberlink Media Suite Software Included | Windows 10 Support (C039) Review
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Hardware Interface | AV Port, USB, USB 2.0 |
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Operating System | Windows 7, 8, 10 |
Brand | AVerMedia |
Item Weight | 1.7 Ounces |
Minimum System Requirements | Windows 7, 8, 10 |
Description of AVerMedia EZMaker 7 USB Video Capture Card: Convert RCA Composite, VHS to DVD with S-Video | Cyberlink Media Suite Software Included | Windows 10 Support (C039)
Product Overview
The AVerMedia Definition Composite Cyberlink C039 is a versatile television accessory that allows you to capture analog signals and convert VHS tapes to DVD/VCD formats. With its multiple media format support and compatibility with various A/V devices, this product offers a seamless solution for digitizing your analog video collection.
Enhance Your Video Editing Experience
Featuring bundled CyberLink PowerDirector 10 and PowerProducer 5 DVD software, this television accessory empowers you to edit, organize, and highlight video clips on a convenient Storyboard interface. Whether you...
- Of the specifically noticeable ones, these are the drivers, installed, immediately works with a bang, without any bugs and glitches like in Rombica Pro Studio.
- Very thin connection wires, for comparison, for the same whistles with Ali, they are twice as thick, but what’s there, for the same whistle from Rombica, they are as thick as for the variants with Ali, somehow not worthy for 6 thousand That. In fact, what for is the unnecessary software that comes with the kit and for which you probably pay about half of the cost, I basically don’t need it, and if I needed it, I could download it anyway.
- Compactness and in the kit there is everything to digitize analog video cassettes and burn them to DVD discs. There is an instruction in 2022. Like the price, quality and compactness. Nothing extra.
- Until I noticed.
- Simplicity in work.
- Have not found.
- Unlike Chinese clones a la EasyCap, it works out of the box. High quality body materials. It seems like the presence of support from the developer.
- There was a Chinese clone of EasyCap - under macOS it didn’t start at all, under Win7 it didn’t start at all through the virtualDub mod, only sound started through Debut Video Recorder. The same device under Win7 took off immediately, moreover, both in virtualDub and in Debut. I am sure that in all similar applications there will be a similar situation. Under macOS, it also worked without problems, but only on native software. iMovie refused to identify it as a source. And, in fact, the drawback itself is that support ends on macOS Sierra. There are no drivers for High Sierra and especially Mojave. Developers have been feeding the "next quarter" for half a year now. I don’t know what’s wrong with Win10, I haven’t tried it, but formally there is support in the drivers.
- Convenient to connect. Can be put away in drawer when not needed.
- Distorts the image. Does not pick up signal from game consoles, DVD players, etc.
- + Compactness + Low system requirements + Virtually no out of sync The good news is that even if the source of the signal with "torn" sync pulses (an old VHS cassette, rewritten and chewed a hundred times (I'm exaggerating :)), then this thing replaces the lost frame with a blue screen. Although this does not give us much, because his flaws are steeper.
- The software is just awful. This thing is only supported by PowerDirector. In Daba, it seems to work somehow, but it gives a disgusting picture. If you digitalize directly from VHS, then color distortion is inevitable. There are green, purple spots on the floor of the screen, even on a good video recorder. Hong Konganent line shift. The image above "floats".
- Ease of use and setup. Does his job.
- It takes a little getting used to the program.
- There is a USB extension. Cyberlink power director 14 DE licensed software.
- The brief instructions say that there should be not only Cyberlink power director software, but also Cyberlink power producer software, but it is nowhere to be found, neither on the site, nor in the kit. The full manual generally describes only the AVerStudio software, which is nowhere to be found, either on the site or in the kit. The Cyberlink power director software intermittently gives an error that the device was disconnected, however, it was not disconnected. Cyberlink power director software shows that the maximum resolution of the device is 720*480. It is not possible to select a device resolution of 720*576. There is no way to capture only mono sound (after all, 95% of VCRs and VHS cameras are mono!), it captures only stereo, while the right channel remains silent, that is, during playback, the sound will be only in the left dynamo, and there will be no sound in the right. Moreover, this device is three times more expensive than Rombica Pro Studio!
- I saw and bought. The thing is good, no freezes. Works with a bang.
- After installing the drivers for AVerMedia Technologies DVD EZMaker 7, the TV tuner disappeared from the device manager. I have to remove and re-insert the TV tuner every time
- Compatible with Windows 10.
- The quality of converting VHS cassettes to digital is very mediocre: colors flicker green-violet, the edges of moving objects in the frame twitch, often throws out frames. At the same time, the cost is not at all low, there are simply few good analogues, because. the topic of digitizing cassettes ceased to be popular about 10 years ago.
- Compact, easy to connect
- Lost synchronization on dynamic scenes. Doesn't work with all programs.
- Ideal for a small home
- Questionable purchase for seniors
- Absolutely amazing!
- Almost never
- Quick Replace
- Repair