📼 StarTech.com USB Video Capture Adapter Cable - Convert S-Video/Composite to USB 2.0 SD Video – Twain Support – Analog to Digital Converter for Media Storage – Windows Compatible Review

This product works fine for me with Windows 10 version 1909 and earlier; not with version 2004 or 20H2. I'm using their latest twain driver as they recommend. Your driver and/or product needs to be updated to work with the latest versions of Win 10.

So the good news is that the capture isn't bad. Good options. The bad news is that the software is outdated and unsupported. Version 11 comes with the hardware and versions starting with 12 seem to be supported. So when I took pictures but tried to export them, every attempt failed. It's frustrating because otherwise it's a good product. But it is obvious that the aim is to export the end product. By that standard, it's a total failure.

I received this capture device and apparently I couldn't capture video with the SVideo cable and software that came with it, but I could with the yellow composite cable. I clicked and didn't see anything obvious, so I went to the StarTech website and tried clicking the chat button. It was 10pm Monday on the west coast, I didn't think it would work this late. No, the guy came over 2 minutes later and told me what to do. (Click on the sliders that simulate bass/treble frequencies). He was in…

Once I finally installed the software it worked great. The only downside was that my PC doesn't have a CD drive and the links provided don't point to the right place to download the software. As a result, I had to put it on another computer and copy it over WiFi.

Doesn't work with my Windows 10 laptop on Windows 10. I've read that this StarTech model works with Win10 version 1909 but not later versions. I wish they would develop a more powerful and reliable transmission device.

excellent product. What can I say? It worked right away. The adapter comes with a short dongle that plugs directly into the USB port. I found this very helpful as it allowed me to better position the USB capture card. I also noticed that it didn't fall out like other cards that don't have a USB extension cable.

Doesn't work with my Windows 10 laptop Our IOTA Occultations team tried to convert our video recording of these events direct recording to Win10 laptops or small tablets running Windows 10. I read that this StarTech model works with Win10 version 1909 but not later versions. I wish they would develop a more powerful and reliable transmission device.

So the good news is that the recording is pretty good. Good options. The bad news is that the software is outdated and unsupported. Version 11 comes with the hardware and versions starting with 12 seem to be supported. So when I took pictures but tried to export them, every attempt failed. It's frustrating because otherwise it's a good product. But it is obvious that the aim is to export the end product. By that standard, it's a total failure.

What I had to use it for (VHS-C recordings) it worked fine. I hooked it up to the VHS deck and everything went fine. The software that came with it was fine, I only used it to record videos. Changes are made elsewhere. Compression isn't too high for tape dumps, a 30 minute recording is just over 7GB. I have used other products and the same length was 4 times the space required. In this case the quality is acceptable for my purposes. The video is finally compressed after editing.

I received this capture device and I couldn't seem to capture video with the SVideo cable and software that came with it, but I was able to with the yellow composite cable. I clicked and didn't see anything obvious, so I went to the StarTech website and tried clicking the chat button. It was 10pm Monday on the west coast, I didn't think it would work this late. No, the guy came over 2 minutes later and told me what to do. (Click on the sliders that simulate bass/treble frequencies). He was in…