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I recently bought an EzCap USB video capture device, which works like a regular capture card except through USB.
Anyway, the device works fine, except the software that came with it to capture the signal is very... bloat-ware like. It's filled with ads and makes a stupid program force itself on startup.
I've tried to capture the media through VLC, but there's a severe input delay. Even though I hate this software (ShowBiz DVD 2) the video capture is perfect, and there isn't any delay or lag. Is there anything better than VLC that can capture video through a device?
Preferably something that I can run full-screen. The ShowBiz DVD 2 software plays nicely and records great, but like I said, it forces some stupid program on start up, and the bigger problem is that the capture screen is like, 2 inches across. It's impossible to play a PS2 game on the thing.
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could try VirtualDub. I am unsure if there is any lag/delay though
– Xantec – 2010-11-26T20:21:20.090@Xantec how do you capture from a device through virtualdub? I tried it but only saw options for opening AVI files... – Corey – 2010-11-26T20:32:49.687
quickly searching Google i found this tutorial. I've never used VirtualDub to capture video myself, so i am afraid my own experience is limited in this respect.
– Xantec – 2010-11-26T20:53:00.760