Videoglide For Mac Catalina

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The Easier CAP UVC is a mixed bag when it comes to capturing videos. On the PC I’ve written a review here, created a video of the device and even compared it to other USB capture devices.But when it comes to capturing videos using a Mac, it really boils down to finding the best Easier CAP software for Mac. 1 Welcome to the Mac OS X Installation Guide This document describes the procedure for installing the Mac OS X FTDIUSBSerial driver for FTDI's FT2232C, FT232BM, FT245BM, FT8U232AM and FT8U245AM devices. The driver is available for free download from the Drivers section of the FTDI€web€site.

EchoFX Store VideoGlide For Mac OS X - Important: As of February, 2018, the VideoGlide software is officially deprecated. It will not work in any macOS version higher than 10.14. In the fall of 2019, Apple will be removing 32-bit application support from their upcoming macOS 10.15 Catalina system software. It's finally time to drag my machines into the year 2020. I've been holding off on a Catalina install for quite some time, while I got myself organised and u. They will also work on MAC OS X 10.5.8 or later with the commercially available Videoglide software. What is the minimum recommended specification machine to run a USB video grabber on? System Requirements: P4 1.7GHz CPU or above - 256MB RAM - VGA card with 32MB memory - One available USB 2.0 port 1 GB+ hard drive space for video capture.

What will the kit copy? What won't it copy?
You'll be able to copy all your own homemade videos and most things recorded from TV. Each shop-bought video we tried converted fine (Ivor The Engine, The Clangers, and the Bond movie Goldeneye)
Anything else you have, on what looks like a regular blank tape, should be transferable.
You can connect any older camcorder or VCR - we supply a one metre phono lead and a phono to Scart adapter.
How easy is it to use?
Just plug the Scart adapter into the back of your VHS video player, attach the phono lead, connect the USB capture device to the phono lead, plug the USB adapter directly into your Mac. Install software provided. Capture to Mac. Burn to DVD.
What spec Mac do I need?
Any Mac made in the last ten years will be fine providing it runs one of these versions of Mac OS:
Snow Leopard (10.6.8), Lion (10.7.5), Mountain Lion (10.8.5), Mavericks (10.9.5), Yosemite (10.10.5), El Capitan (10.11), Sierra (10.12), High Sierra (10.13.6) and Mojave (10.14). Not suitable for Catalina (10.15) or Big Sur 11
Technical info : The software supports PAL & NTSC devices. Both S-Video and Composite video inputs are supported by the software & USB hardware (we supply a composite lead). Even and odd fields are combined into single frames that can be captured at full frame rates for the applicable standard (VHS Upscaling). The maximum supported frame size is: PAL (UK & Europe) 720 x 576 (DVD quality) @ 25fps / NTSC (USA) 720 x 480 @ 30fps. Captures from PAL 50, PAL60 and NTSC_433 sources in colour - good for UK NTSC playback VCRs. Captures video & audio via a USB port to a standard uncompressed Quicktime .MOV or H.264 or MPEG-4 movie file. Our adapter performs time base correction on the incoming signal, which means even your wobbly & wavy 1980s wedding video can be transferred, providing it plays back okay on a TV. You can attach VHS-C, Video8, Hi8, Digital8 & Mini DV camcorders via RCA phono outputs, as well as any VCR with a Scart output. You can also attach more modern devices like, Freeview, satellite & cable, hard drive recorders - basically anything with a Scart output. Also, if you have an older pre-Scart Betamax or VHS player with separate Video & Audio out sockets, we can supply a free BNC bayonet to RCA phono adapter, just ask.
In addition to the USB adapter, we also supply a Scart adapter and a one metre long RCA phono plug to plug lead with all orders, so the kit can be used with all VCRs and camcorders.

Download border piagam. Our kit will grab from any VCR or camcorder at DVD resolution with no loss of quality. It will keep recording until you run out of hard drive space. Video & audio will stay in perfect sync. Edit using iMovie or Final Cut Pro. Burn to DVD using iDVD or Burn OSX. The DVDs you make will play in any DVD player.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How easy is it to use Video-2-Mac?
A. Just follow our printed instructions & copy what we do in the video tutorial.
Q. How long does it take to get one hour of video onto a DVD?
A. Capturing one hour of video takes 60 minutes. You can then copy it to a USB stick or edit it in iMovie. Burning to DVD takes another 10 minutes.
Q. How much video can I fit on a blank DVD?
A. Two hours on a 4.7GB DVD-R. Three hours & thirty minutes on a dual-layer 8.5GB DVD+R.
Q. My Mac doesn't have a CD/DVD drive, so how do I install the software?
A. We also provide an internet download link for the software & video tutorials
Q. My Mac didn't come with iMovie, Final Cut or iDVD, can I still use your kit?
A. Absolutely. Capture using the provided software and your video is in a standard H.264 file which can be shared on a USB stick or over the internet and viewed on any PC or Mac using the free VLC Media Player. You can burn a DVD using the Burn OSX software included with the kit, no need for iDVD. If you don't have iMovie or Final Cut on your Mac you can use OpenShot to edit your videos.
Q. Is this older version of the Video-2-Mac kit suitable for use with Mac OS Catalina 10.15 or Big Sur 11?
A. No, Catalina and Big Sur will only allow 64 bit apps to run and VideoGlide is a 32 bit app. The developer can't make a 64 bit version of VideoGlide because it sits on Apple's Quicktime framework which is also 32 bit. Also the USB adapter with this kit only works on 32 bit Macs. If you want the new version of Video-2-Mac go here. You'd only want to buy this older version of Video-2-Mac if you're running Snow Leopard (10.6.8), Lion (10.7.5), Mountain Lion (10.8.5), Mavericks (10.9.5), Yosemite (10.10.5) and can't upgrade further , or you want to transfer NTSC films on a UK VCR with NTSC plaback on El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra or Mojave (as the new Video-2-Mac USB adapter doesn't support NTSC_433 mode).

We accept payment by Visa, Mastercard and Paypal using the 'Add to Basket' button below. We're based in Knutsford, Cheshire & have been supplying computer goods by mail order since 1989. Please email any other questions to tim@trcomputers.co.uk or call Tim on 01565 640739. Order before 1pm Monday to Friday and we'll post your kit the same day.
All UK orders are sent by Royal Mail's 24 hour 'Signed For' post. Prices include VAT & we supply a receipt. All hardware is new and includes one years warranty. If you aren't completely delighted with Video-2-Mac you can return it for a full refund.(Please return within 28 days of receipt).

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What will the kit copy? What won't it copy?
You'll be able to copy all your own homemade videos and most things recorded from TV. Each shop-bought video we tried converted fine (Ivor The Engine, The Clangers, and the Bond movie Goldeneye)
Anything else you have, on what looks like a regular blank tape, should be transferable.
You can connect any older camcorder or VCR - we supply a one metre phono lead and a phono to Scart adapter.
How easy is it to use?
Just plug the Scart adapter into the back of your VHS video player, attach the phono lead, connect the USB capture device to the phono lead, plug the USB adapter directly into your Mac. Install software provided. Capture to Mac. Burn to DVD.
What spec Mac do I need?
Any Mac made in the last ten years will be fine providing it runs one of these versions of Mac OS:
El Capitan (10.11), Sierra (10.12), High Sierra (10.13), Mojave (10.14), Catalina (10.15) and Big Sur (11.2.3)
Technical info : The software supports PAL & NTSC devices. Both S-Video and Composite video inputs are supported by the software & USB hardware (we supply a composite lead). Even and odd fields are combined into single frames that can be captured at full frame rates for the applicable standard (VHS Upscaling). The maximum supported frame size is: PAL (UK & Europe) 720 x 576 (DVD quality) @ 25fps / NTSC (USA) 720 x 480 @ 29.97fps. Suitable for use in UK, Europe, North America and Australia. Captures video & audio via a USB port to a standard MP4 file. Our adapter performs time base correction on the incoming signal, which means even your wobbly & wavy 1980s wedding video can be transferred, providing it plays back okay on a TV. You can attach VHS-C, Video8, Hi8, Digital8 & Mini DV camcorders via RCA phono outputs, as well as any VCR with a Scart output. You can also attach more modern devices like, Freeview, satellite & cable, hard drive recorders - basically anything with a Scart output. Also, if you have an older pre-Scart Betamax or VHS player with separate Video & Audio out sockets, we can supply a free BNC bayonet to RCA phono adapter, just ask. (Please note that this newer version of Video-2-Mac no longer supports NTSC433 mode, which is what you use when copying USA NTSC tapes on a UK VCR with NTSC playback. If you want to do this and aren't using Catalina or Big Sur, order the OLD version of Video-2-Mac instead Add to Basket )
In addition to the USB adapter, we also supply a Scart adapter (UK and Europe only) and a one metre long RCA phono plug to plug lead with all orders, so the kit can be used with all VCRs and camcorders.

Our kit will grab from any VCR or camcorder at DVD resolution with no loss of quality. It will keep recording until you run out of hard drive space. Video & audio will stay in perfect sync. Edit using OpenShot, iMovie or Final Cut Pro. Burn to DVD using iDVD or Burn OSX. The DVDs you make will play in any DVD player.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How easy is it to use Video-2-Mac?
A. Just follow our printed instructions & copy what we do in the video tutorial.
Q. Does the kit work with the latest Big Sur 11.2.3?
A. Yes. We've personally tested it with Big Sur 11.2.3 on the 02/04/2021.
Q. How long does it take to get one hour of video onto a DVD?
A. Capturing one hour of video takes 60 minutes. You can then copy it to a USB stick or edit it in iMovie. Burning to DVD takes another 10 minutes.
Q. How much video can I fit on a blank DVD?
A. Two hours on a 4.7GB DVD-R. Three hours & thirty minutes on a dual-layer 8.5GB DVD+R.
Q. My Mac doesn't have a CD/DVD drive, so how do I install the software?
A. We also provide an internet download link for the software & video tutorials
Q. My Mac didn't come with iMovie, Final Cut or iDVD, can I still use your kit?
A. Absolutely. Capture using the provided software and your video is in a standard MP4 file which can be shared on a USB stick or over the internet and viewed on any PC or Mac using the free VLC Media Player. You can burn a DVD using the Burn OSX software included with the kit, no need for iDVD. If you don't have iMovie or Final Cut on your Mac you can use OpenShot to edit your videos.
Q. Where can I read product reviews of Video-2-Mac?
A. Look at our Amazon reviews (mostly 5 and 4 stars) and eBay feedback (99.9% positive).
Q. Is the Video-2-Mac kit available anywhere else?
A. We only supply Video-2-Mac from this site, Amazon & eBay.
Q. Is the Video-2-Mac kit suitable for use with Mac OS Catalina 10.15?
A. Yes. The latest version of Video-2-Mac, launched 11th November 2019, works with Catalina 10.15. The new kit includes an updated USB adapter with the EM28284 chipset which has a 64 bit USB driver and will also work with all future versions of Mac OS. The Video-2-Mac kit currently supports: Catalina (10.15), Mojave (10.14), High Sierra (10.13), Sierra (10.12) and El Capitan (10.11) on any Mac less than 10 years old.
Q. Is the Video-2-Mac kit compatible with Big Sur 11.0.1?
A. Yes, we've tested the Video-2-Mac kit on an Intel based iMac from 2017 running Big Sur 11.0.1, and it works fine, if you use the latest version of OBS Studio. Ignore the paragraph in our instructions telling you to make a test recording with Quicktime Player, as that no longer allows 3rd party video devices on Big Sur.
Q. Is there any news on the USB driver for M1 Macs for Video-2-Mac kits purchased after 11/11/2019?
A. Yes,Empia have now provided us with an M1 compatible driver which you can download here M1.pkg.zip. Screengrab of Video-2-Mac running on a new M1 Macbook Air 8GB here. It should work fine for NTSC users in North America capturing at 720x480 at 29.97fps and we've personally tested PAL 720x576 at 25fps. All other users should use the Intel drivers provided with the kit which work correctly on all Intel Macs. You should be using the latest OBS Studio if using Catalina or Big Sur on Intel or M1 Macs.
Q. Is there an issue with Video-2-Mac on M1 Macs running Big Sur 11.4 update
A. Yes there is. OBS Studio won't launch with the USB attached. I've let the chipset make Empia know about this and will post a driver update as soon as we've received it. If you've not updated from Big Sur 11.2.3 to 11.4 on your M1 Mac yet, please wait. All Intel Macs still work perfectly.

COVID-19 Update: We're still sending out orders daily by 1st Class Royal Mail post.
This applies to our eBay and Amazon shops too.

Video-2-Mac Kit £39.95 inc VAT
Includes UK postage

200+ in stock.

Mac Catalina Problems

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