Prolink PixelView PlayTV Cinema BX2500 Vista Driver driver -

Publisher review:
PixelView PlayTV X Capture. First invented desktop capture Card, which is based on Conexant CX23881 chipset with high quality 10 bits A/D resolution technology. Perfect user-friendly MPEG II software integrated. Gives you the best vision and sound enjoyment!Features :Excellent Video quality with deinterlace functionAdvanced technology of 10 bits A/D resolution(Analog transformed to Digital)PCI Low Profile technology, which fits in the slim DesktopComprehensive technology for s-video/ Composite InputPowerDirector 2.0 Pro ME software integratedVideo capture rate of 30 frames/ secondUpgrade to security system(Camera required)Best application for: Camcorder, V8, TV, VCD player, DVD playerSupports Windows XP/ ME/ 2000/ 98SESpecification :Chipset: Conexant CX23881A/D resolution: 10 bitsVideo Input: S-Video, CompositeVideo Resolution: 720x480Video Capture rate: 30 frames/secondVideo Format :MPEG 2&1,AVI,JPG, BMPAudio Support Input and OutputHardware Interface :PCI low profile
Operating system:
Windows Vista

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