Just need something that will accept the old A/V yellow, red and white connection that is either supported by WMC or has a decent program with it. Guess its time to retire this card to the garbage can and invest in a new one.Īnybody have any luck with capture cards in Win7? I don't need HD, don't want to mess with the whole HDCP crap. I tried other PVR software but nothing would read from my old capture card. I've tried getting PVR-Plus to work and it was more buggy than WinME (yes, it was that bad). Windows Movie Maker has no capture option and Media Center only works with tv tuners, not video capture cards. I've tried VLC, and though it plays the video/audio it looks like total arse.

Nothing I could do would make it worth watching. Oh well, I'll see if I can tweak the settings around a bit Since I'm running two computers, modem, router, monitor and various charging devices for my work I really do not want to put a tv in here as well, especially since its just me watching it. The biggest reason for all this is I just got Cox's whole home dvr and one of the clients went into my computer room. That or I'm going to have to get a new tuner card that has a/v inputs. So far I think my best option is the avermedia hdmi vid capture card, the only down side is anything that is HDCP protected won't show. If you want quickly record any application’s window without any third-party software, you can use the Game DVR feature on Windows 10.

Windows Movie Maker doesn't see my vid cap card, neither does windows media center. Technically it was just designed for capturing PC gameplay. When I try to increase the size it gets blurred pretty badly. Well VLC lets me view it, but it looks like crap due to my resolution being so high (running at 1680 x 1050).

Use windows game dvr to capture a movie