

They seem to be a LOT cheaper these days what with everyone hurtling towards HD.
#Grabbee video capture black and white how to#
I bought the EVI-d YEARS ago for nearly £1,000 on eBay but couldn't work out how to make it work so sold it thank goodness for pretty much what I paid for it! *phew* Cheap Ruby Electronics GrabBee-HD USB 2.0 NTSC PAL HDMI Video Grabber - Capture Record Video/Audio to PC 30 fps at 1080p,You can get more details about Ruby. GrabBeeX+ USB 2.0 A/V Grabber is the bridge between your computer and analog. Have I got everything about right or a bit muddled! Real-time MPEG 1/2/4 recording make you have powerful video application on hand. I see that the Mac needs "camtwist" - is "GrabBee" the PC comparative?įrom what I can see if you have a super whizzy cable connection then you can go right ahead & use USB3 video capture cards but if not then USB2 will have to do.
#Grabbee video capture black and white software#
Thank you so much for all this fantastic advice girls you really are all the absolute bomb! What software do I need to make the PC see the feed from the video capture card? Am I right in assuming that it is dependant upon the capture card purchased? What would be the most suitable/most compatible/best ones for both PC & Mac? Make sure its set to s video.Īround 40 seconds in I show the grabee and how to get to the settings to change hue and saturation etc Chances are you just need to change your settings in grabee. Is there anyway you can take a screen shot and send it to me? Camera does not have to be aimed at you, aim it at a pillow or something-I just need to see how grainy it is. I use some software to video capture my screen that also records my voice.Īs for the graininess issue you can change your settings using that grabee program that comes with the startech device. Out of curiosity, what program do you ladies use to adjust color/contrast on the EVI? Mine also looks very yellowish looking. I still can't use it yet because I haven't figured out how to fix the graininess or adjust the color. Edit: Everything is 'back to normal' with VirtualVCR now: PAL videos in color, NTSC videos in black and white. I'll try some more and get back to you all. I must've screwed up the settings somewhere. Unless I use so much light that I look scary :( PAL videos became black and white and with NTSC videos only the sound was captured.

I got the right capture card but now mine is still super grainy.

I'm glad you mentioned the star tech capture card because I was using the wrong kind. I watched your tutorials while I was setting up my EVI.
