#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT DRIVERS#
#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT DRIVER#
#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT WINDOWS 10#

I have ordered the new device before posting on the forum, it should arrive tomorrow.

#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT DRIVERS#

But when you rely on third-party drivers you at the mercy of the unknown. True that Win10 has 'killed' many a previously-working device. Yet the cheapness of VG0030 does not instill confidence.

#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT DRIVER#

Any device worth its salt should include a driver more-or-less guaranteed to work. It has 'killed' many a driver and that generic one could well be amongst them. Yet the whole issue could be Win10 which is not the most usb capture-friendly OS (even if Win10 can be described, correctly, as an OS. It certainly does not stand for 'Very Good'īut do prove me wrong. Just ask yourself what does 'VG' stand for. That 'revised' capture device might still use the proven-to-be-bad generic driver. And maybe it's why Windows has a blue screen when I want to use Microsoft WDM Image Capture with it.

If the new one works, maybe it just 'went bad', I've seen it with other electronic products. If it does, then I will know that the issue lies with the computer rather than the device itself. Tomorrow, I will test the new revised version (VG0030 instead of 0029) to see if it experiences the same issue.

#USB VIDEO GRABBER WIN7 64 BIT WINDOWS 10#

It is also peculiar that Windows 10 crashes when selecting 'Microsoft WDM Image Capture'. It is possible that updates to Windows 10 may have caused issues or that some other unforeseen problem occurred. That's why I didn't get head first in the most expensive ones. They typically range in price from $20 to $60, with the internal components remaining the same. These devices are similar to other electronics in that they are manufactured with identical components but have different designs. In the past (approximately two years ago), the device had functioned properly when I attempted to use it. Although this device is relatively inexpensive, I am uncertain whether the issue lies with the original device or elsewhere. In the meantime, I have purchased a new capture device, the Digilink VG00 30. I would greatly appreciate any troubleshooting tips that could help me to identify the root cause of the problem. I tested to select 'Microsoft WDM Image Capture - But it Blue-screen the system :Īs the issue is not with the VHS players, I suspect that there may be a problem with the capture device itself or maybe with Windows 10. I guess it's not Virtualdub that is the problem, I tested with OBS too. I have tested both 32 and 64-bit versions of VirtualDub2, but the problem persists. Although the audio is functioning well, the video appears to be jumping erratically. I have successfully connected it to two different VHS players using s-video and composite cables. The device uses the default Windows 10 driver (Masster AVcap). My issue pertains to the Logilink USB Video/Audio Grabber (VG0029). I have spent several hours searching online but have been unable to find a solution. I am unsure if this is the appropriate forum for my query.

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