🔌 EUsbRca3 ESPADA Review

I tried to connect: sega, dandy, raspberry pi, VCR, none of this worked. Money down the drain P. S. VCR and now earned. Raspberry pi and dandy no.

I ordered, downloaded the drivers from the site, installed the software. Nothing connected. Green screen with stripes. A week of dancing with a tambourine, w3bsit3-dns. Com forums, a bunch of different software and drivers, dozens of cords, various cassettes, VCRs and nothing. In short, rubbish. Just throw away money

Used to digitize VHS. If you record on a video cassette directly from a video camera, then it's normal, if the video cassette is overwritten, the color disappears. I tried with tulips of different quality, from cheap to expensive shielded ones, the same. I haven't tried shortening the cable. The same problem if you feed the video signal through the S-VHS connector. I did not solve the problem with color hit when capturing from a cassette. Equipment: NVJ 35 EE four-headed video camera. Video…

If you need to digitize old video media, take the cassettes to a specialized office. Or find somewhere an old computer with a port and buy a used PCI video capture card with a composite input. There are a dime a dozen of them on ad sites for a penny. Got pros: USB connection. Works on modern computers and operating systems. Its cons: In my copy, after 15 minutes of operation (apparently due to heating), the image floats in stripes and becomes black and white. Bought to digitize a home VHS…

Some pros: Delivered quickly, analogues are twice as expensive! Comes with usb-usb cable, instructions and CD with video processing software. In general, it is not difficult to understand the "device" - everything works. Different cons: 1. You can't read the instructions without a microscope. 2. The program for video processing is not Russified (the 2022 is a small, insignificant country - if we were the size of at least Spain or Denmark, otherwise you wouldn’t find us on the map .). 3. The wir

I've had this encoder for 2 years, but I don't use it because there are better alternatives. It is impossible to perform high-quality video capture on it for a simple reason - a primitive, cheap chip, by definition, cannot encode with high quality. I tried both the "native" capture utility and more advanced programs - all the same, the device does not cope with complex video frames such as ripples on the water, foliage on panning, and in general, where there are a lot of non-static little…