After having the video capture card fitted and connecting all appropriate cables I can capture the video, but not the audio from my VHS player. Cables are connected from the VHS player using yellow to yellow cable connected to the supplied jack for the S-video input into the card, Audio connected using 2 rca plug into single connected into the audio input on the card. Any help that can be provided will be appreciated.
Thankyou for your advice, I have checked the audio properties and selected the video capture card as the default device for sound recording and for voice recording and confirmed that none of the mute boxes are checked. I have also gone into the PVR2 configuration box and confirmed the Analog audio device is the "HD rear input, and the playback is the HD audio rear output connected to the speakers. Audio out control line is "CD player" and recording control line is "CD audio". I have also attempted several other of the combinations, but unfortunately still no sound. Is there anything else you can suggest?Thankyou for your advice, I have checked the audio properties and selected the video capture card as the default device for sound recording and for voice recording and confirmed that none of the mute boxes are checked. I have also gone into the PVR2 configuration box and confirmed the Analog audio device is the "HD rear input, and the playback is the HD audio rear output connected to the speakers. Audio out control line is "CD player" and recording control line is "CD audio". I have also attempted several other of the combinations, but unfortunately still no sound. Is there anything else you can suggest?
Hello, back again, unfortunately no joy as yet. Returned computer to the business that supplied and installed the DVT2000H, after much carry-on and testing they have not been able to solve it. Now that I have my computer back, I have been attempting to reinstall the software, using the Winfast Multimedia Software Pack version 6.0a and it is freezing part way through the installation. Unfortunately, I am now worse off, any advice? RegardsHello, back again, unfortunately no joy as yet. Returned computer to the business that supplied and installed the DVT2000H, after much carry-on and testing they have not been able to solve it. Now that I have my computer back, I have been attempting to reinstall the software, using the Winfast Multimedia Software Pack version 6.0a and it is freezing part way through the installation. Unfortunately, I am now worse off, any advice?
Regards
Today, deleted and reinstalled software capture card works to pick up local free to air television. Reconnected VCR as instructed in the WinFast Quick Installation Guide and can capture the video fine again, but no sound again. Have confimed that audio is connected, audio from Free to air TV is fine. Have confimed that audio out from VCR works when connedcted directly through the TV.Today, deleted and reinstalled software capture card works to pick up local free to air television. Reconnected VCR as instructed in the WinFast Quick Installation Guide and can capture the video fine again, but no sound again. Have confimed that audio is connected, audio from Free to air TV is fine. Have confimed that audio out from VCR works when connedcted directly through the TV.
AnonymousApr 01, 2014
youtube, netflix ect. The video is transferred to the tv but no audio on either the tablet or the tv/.youtube, netflix ect. The video is transferred to the tv but no audio on either the tablet or the tv/.
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Double click the little yellow speaker icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. Click 'Options'. Click on 'Properties'. Check the boxes, click 'OK'. Make sure nothing is muted.
You can also go into 'Control Panel' and then 'Sounds and Multimedia'. Check you see if that is set properly. Write back and let me know.
This might seem dumb but is there an audio connector on the card? Take the case off again and look on the video board for an audio connector that should be connected.This might seem dumb but is there an audio connector on the card? Take the case off again and look on the video board for an audio connector that should be connected.
Check out the web page I found.http://tw1965.myweb.hinet.net/WinFastPVR... In the meantime I'm working on a diagram for your setup.Check out the web page I found. http://tw1965.myweb.hinet.net/WinFastPVR.htm
In the meantime I'm working on a diagram for your setup.
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<li>PC</li>
<li>Analog Capture Card (you can find prices here)</li>
<li>Sound card (some capture cards has their own audio input)</li>
<li>Cables</li>
<li>VHS Player/Camcorder</li>
<li>Capture Software (Windows Movie Maker 2 can do this)</li></ol><br />
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<li>Hook up your capture device to your computer</li>
<li>Turn on your PC, install the drivers</li>
<li>Hook up your analog player to your capture card with the
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<li>Load your capture software</li>
<li>Set the capture options (video and audio)</li>
<li>Start the capture process</li>
<li>Start the playback on your analog device</li>
<li>Once the analog device has finished, press stop</li>
<li>Stop the capture process</li>
<li>Save the video</li></ol><br />
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<p>Remember, you capture card merely records the signals that
comes from you analog device. If the footage is blurry and choppy, it's
probably because of aged tapes or dirty video heads.<br />
You need to buy a TV card which comes with audio /video composite sockets. these are female RCA or phono sockets which are also found on your camera.TV cards come with their own software to be able to capture pictures from your Hi 8 Camcorder using the av cables like the ones you use from your DVD to your TV set. There are other cards which carry the av sockets and come with video capture software. These cards are usually PCI cards which are fitted into your PCI slot in your PC motherboard. One other software that comes with such a card is Pinnacle Studio. Its called the Pinnacle AV/DV pci capture card. The one I use is just a DC 10 which works with Studios version 8. Please try any of these cards for your video capture
Sound card (some capture cards has their own audio input)
Cables
VHS Player/Camcorder
Capture Software (Windows Movie Maker 2 can do this)
and perform these Steps
Hook up your capture device to your computer
Turn on your PC, install the drivers
Hook up your analog player to your capture card with the
cables
Load your capture software
Set the capture options (video and audio)
Start the capture process
Start the playback on your analog device
Once the analog device has finished, press stop
Stop the capture process
Save the video
Remember, you capture card merely records the signals that
comes from you analog device. If the footage is blurry and choppy, it's
probably because of aged tapes or dirty video heads.
What cable connections are you using? HDMI has to be enabled on you motherboard (high def. audio), if its S-Vidio you must run a seperate and dedicated audio cable from headphone jack to TV.
My first gues would be to right click your audio icon on your desktop toolbar and check your playback and recording settings, make sure the tuner card is the source, hope this helps!
The plugs you speak of are called RCA plugs, (Male side has an outside ring with "slots" around the edge, and a pin in the center. Female side has a short round "riser" with a hole in it). You need just standard Audio/Video hookup cables, available at any electronics store.. Walmart/Target/Kmart has them in the TV section.
They get plugged into the Audio (Red & White) OUT of the VCR, into the Audio IN (Red & White) of the Easy Capture. The Yellow lead is for Video In/Out between the VCR and Easy Capture.
The black is probably the S-Video connector, (round, has very small square hole, surronded by 4, 5, or 7 tiny pin holes) that can be also used to connect video/audio between VCR(if so equipped) and Easy Capture.
Get a set of audio/video dubbing cables (abt $10 usually), connect Red to Red, White to White, Yellow to Yellow. Plug the Easy Capture USB cable into your computer (most likely), start the capture program. Start your vcr, hit Play. You should see your vcr tape playing on the computer screen.
Your VHS recorder has a Coaxe output! So does your card the sound will be replicated there as well, now it would not hurt to get a capture card that has those plugs as you rendering would be much more prestine. Pluag you VHS into the coaxe input on your card set the channel to 3 and you got it bud!!!
The problem would appear to be your audio settings.
You have the audio input set to Realtek HD Audio Input. That is the audio input on your soundcard, not the video capture card. You will need to change this so that you have the capture card selected. (I am not familiar with this exact model of card so I can't tell you exactly what it will be called.)
Alternatively, if you are trying to capture the audio via your soundcard (not recommended as it can cause sync problems) you will need to make sure that the 'line in' channel in enabled in the Windows mixer:
Start>Control Panel>Sounds & Audio Devices>Audio Tab>Click Volume in sound recording section>Tick Line In
Thankyou for your advice, I have checked the audio properties and selected the video capture card as the default device for sound recording and for voice recording and confirmed that none of the mute boxes are checked. I have also gone into the PVR2 configuration box and confirmed the Analog audio device is the "HD rear input, and the playback is the HD audio rear output connected to the speakers. Audio out control line is "CD player" and recording control line is "CD audio". I have also attempted several other of the combinations, but unfortunately still no sound. Is there anything else you can suggest?
Hello, back again, unfortunately no joy as yet. Returned computer to the business that supplied and installed the DVT2000H, after much carry-on and testing they have not been able to solve it. Now that I have my computer back, I have been attempting to reinstall the software, using the Winfast Multimedia Software Pack version 6.0a and it is freezing part way through the installation. Unfortunately, I am now worse off, any advice?
Regards
Today, deleted and reinstalled software capture card works to pick up local free to air television. Reconnected VCR as instructed in the WinFast Quick Installation Guide and can capture the video fine again, but no sound again. Have confimed that audio is connected, audio from Free to air TV is fine. Have confimed that audio out from VCR works when connedcted directly through the TV.
youtube, netflix ect. The video is transferred to the tv but no audio on either the tablet or the tv/.
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