Once everything was installed hardware/software/drivers, I ran the Honestech software and after a few minutes of running my PC just locks up. So I rushed down to my local Fry's Electronics to pick one up, price was about the same so no problem there. Next I went to Honestech to make sure Honestech VHS to DVD 4.0 Deluxe was compatible with Windows 7, and it was. I needed a way to connect my PS3 to my PC so I can take some screenshots and I only had 2 days to do this so I searched Amazon for VHS to DVD's and this was the one the best rated products. This review is from: VHS To DVD 4.0 Deluxe (CD-ROM)
All you have to do then is connect the other end of the dongle to the output device and hit record. With the dongle plugged in, you may have to close and then open the software once or twice to get the computer to recognize the dongle and get the OEM device to pop in. Select this in the window and it should highlight blue. when you plug the dongle in, it will then show OEM device, which is the dongle. It will read/say "laptop camera.etc." if you don't have the dongle plugged in. The first option on the upper right side is your video input selection area. Press that button and you will see a window pop up. The second one looks like a wrench, if you hover over it, it is the property settings button.
If you look at the window on top that looks like a radio, you will see some icons on the bottom under the file size. Make sure it is plugged in to the usb port.ģ. You must connect the video capture dongle (this is the little black box that connects to the output video/audio source to the usb port on you computer/laptop.
This one defaults to onboard camera if the video capture dongle is not connected. This should open TWO windows one with the radio control above and one with the picture screen below. Double click honestech icon to open program. close all windows pertaining to honestech.Ģ.
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