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Have this old capture device, finally found the cable for it, but seeing now I need the original install disk for the product key/code.
I've installed the drivers, but trying to find anything I can use to capture some videos from VHS. I've tried a few programs with no success. WinTV apps require the original disk or the code from the disk, which I do not have as I've not used it in years!
I tried OBS, among others, and none seemed to detect this device or accept it as a source. too old?
Any thoughts short of dropping $10 for the software? Surely there's something out there?? (although I'm apparently not finding it).
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HD PVR 2 (Model# 1512)
Your Personal High Definition Video Recorder
The HD PVR 2 is engineered to record video at up to 1080p from a DVR or satellite or cable TV set top box or a video game console1. It’s capable of recording from either HDMI (without HDCP protection) or Component Video at up to 1080p2, giving you the ultimate flexibility. Moreover, it features no-delay HDMI passthrough, allowing you to watch TV program from your cable or satellite box or play your video game while you're recording.
The HD PVR 2 is easy to set up and to operate. Simply connect it to your set-top box / game console, your HDTV set and your laptop/desktop PC, and start recording. The top-mounted record button allows you to start and stop your recordings without having to be at your PC.
Now, easily record your favorite TV programs in HD from a cable TV, DVR or satellite TV box. Use the included WinTV application to schedule recordings of your favorite TV programs and the IR blaster to control the channel changing for the recording. Upload to YouTube and share with your friends. Live stream your video gameplay with StreamEez software. Burn your logo into your recordings and your video streams by using the Hauppauge's Personal Logo inserter.
Connection Diagram
Amazing HD Audio and Video Quality
The HD PVR 2 contains a studio quality video encoder, and records at resolutions up to 1080P30. The H.264 format is used by Blu-ray discs and exceeds other video compression standards in quality and disk space consumption, providing a crisp image and amazing digital sound. H.264 uses 1/3 the disk space compared with the popular MPEG-2 format.
And with HD PVR 2’s S/PDIF optical audio input, your audio will be as amazing as the video!
Make Your Own HD Movie Library from Cable or Satellite TV
Offload your cable or satellite DVR box with the HD PVR 2 model 1512 in full HD. Create a library of your favorite high definition TV programs by burning up to two hours of HD PVR 2 video onto a standard DVD-R disc. The discs created with the included ShowBiz application can be played on Blu-ray disc players.
Included IR Blaster
Connect HD PVR to your satellite or cable TV set top box via the HD component cables (supplied). With the TV scheduler and IR blaster, the HD PVR 2 can change the channel on the set top box and record the selected program. Hauppauge’s TV Scheduler provides an easy way to schedule your TV recordings. Create a schedule of weekly or once only recordings, and HD PVR will record them automatically. Find your favorite movie, sports event or show, schedule it and let HD PVR 2 take over.
You can also Record Your Video Game Play in HD
Record your best gaming moves without slowing down your PC. The video compression is done inside HD PVR 2, so you can record your PC game play in HD without slowing down your PC. You can also record Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4 and Wii U game play.
No Delay HDMI Passthrough
HD PVR 2’s HD video passthrough means you can watch your TV programs or play your video game when you’re recording in HD – without any delay. HD PVR 2 captures videos in a format which is perfect for uploading to YouTube.
Stream Your Videos
The HD PVR 2 comes with StreamEez, so you can live stream. Create a Twitch, YouTube or Ustream channel with StreamEez!
Built-in Record Button
With a built-in Record button, you can start and stop your recordings without having to be at your PC. Plus, with the Personal Logo inserter, you can add your own logo to your recordings and Twitch and Ustream channels.
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Pros: I've used this with an HDMI splitter to record from various sources, and the picture quality and audio quality is great. The software allows me to export captured video to an MP4 file which makes it easy to view using various media players, ie Roku, smartphone, tablet, pc, etc
Cons: The capture software is pretty bare bones for editing purposes. you can clip entire sections from the beginning or end of a video, but you can't remove sections in the middle, like trying to remove a commercial from a video. Software is slow to export to Mp4 files, usually taking 5 minutes on a 5GB file but that can be expected when working with large video files.
Other Thoughts: I'd highly recommend it if you need to record an HDMI source. Only word of caution, if the video source has copy protection this device will not allow it to record. You will need to research specific after market HDMI splitters that remove the copy protection data, this applies to Playstation4 and a wide range of consumer playback devices.
Pros: On the rare occasion that the planets align and it works, you get a nice MPEG2 stream to further compress or do as you please with.
Cons: Pretty temperamental. It doesn't work too often and is fairly complex to troubleshoot because it typically conks out with the recording counter still going but the video preview frozen, so you end up with an absurdly large (100GB) file that only contains 4 minutes of recording. Sometimes it locks up with just the preview running, or with preview disabled.
I doubt it is an issue of resources or whatnot (I'm running an eight core rig with 24GB RAM) or overheating, just shoddy and careless programming of the user interface. It shouldn't be that complicated to get an otherwise decent piece of hardware to be usable.
Other Thoughts: Even if it did work as advertised, keep in mind that even some fundamentally simple concepts are still unavailable - they finally added a feature that lets you set a time limit on your recording, but haven't figured out how to schedule a future recording.
Pros: Still going strong recording 2 to 4 hours a day with no problems. The resulting files after editing with other software look exactly like what you can get on the internet. If your DVR can record it you can save it to your computer. You can't tell it is passing through component cables. I still would recommend this for anyone wanting to record from their DVR. Great for preserving sporting events without the commercials and in HD to boot.
Cons: Still only one in that the TS file is not readable by any software that I have tried (over a dozen). It was even hard to find software that would read it to allow conversion to another format, so I have to waste time and resources to convert the file to MPG which almost anything can edit. The software for editing that was included is a total waste.
Pros: Works as promised. Perhaps best for making DVDs of video games. TV recording: Works from 480i to 1080i resolution (I was unable to test it at 1080P). The TV turner is really only useful if Over the Air Transmission is available. Cable box with component video + RCA audio out records decent movies for a VCR player + 720P TV
Cons: Saves files in formats MP4, TS and M2TS. Other software must be purchased to create a ISO image if to be burned to a DVD. Must unplug the HMDI cable from Cable box to prevent video lines and audio hum.
Other Thoughts: So far, this video capture device works well, in spite of limitations place on the cable boxes. This system surpasses any previous video capture hard ward I have previously used
Pros: - Great Picture Image.
- Easy to edit video, no hassle.
- Great sounding audio
- supports 5.1 audio through HDMI
- When it works it can record hours of footage without issues.
- Options of audio codec & video container you want to use.
- Can stream directly to Twitch or Ustream
- Onboard video encoder, uses less CPU power then other capture cards.
Cons: - Drivers wouldn't even install the first time I tried (Had to reformat my PC twice before drivers installed correctly)
- Horrible Capture software.
- Constant crashing after 20 minutes or recording for unknown reason.
- 5.1 audio only works sometimes.
- When recording 5.1 audio via HDMI device likes to stop from time to time.
- Device can get very hot, be careful
Other Thoughts: I had Game Edition for over three years until it went. I decided to try new version(1512). I had nothing but problems, Which is strange since GE worked flawless.
Supplied Capture software did nothing but crash every 20 minutes(Even with the latest drivers and software).
Pros: Great idea, nice design It appears to have many nicer features than the previous unit, which I owned.
Cons: Software is less than decent and lack of customer supoort from Hauppage, it's difficult to think they can stay in business like this.
Return shipping should be paid due to a nonfunctional unit. It's not the customers fault, Any savings buying thru NewEgg was lost due to this. I wish I purchased locally and could return it easy, fast and free
Other Thoughts: Mine arrived with the optical cable not working, several calls to Hauppauge for support,. After the thrid call they agreeded to send a new optial cable, Welll it's been over a week and it's still not here.
Software si somewhat crude, the WMC interface is nice, or at least it was with the HD PVR 1212, as I couln't get it to work with this unit (due to remote issues with above cable)
I'm sending it back to NewEgg, just sucks I have to pay return shipping on a defective unit.
Pros: Does what is advertised and does it well. The framerate always keeps up and produces high quality video.
Comes with some basic video editing software, but it is very basic.
Cons: The video editing software included is light weight and certainly not good enough to produce high quality finishes with.
Other Thoughts: This is basically just a capture device that will allow you to lay mic-in commentary over and make minor trimming edits to the beginning and end of your videos. If that is all you are looking for then you'll be happy.
Pros: Sorta works
Cons: Constant computer crashes. Limited to 2 channel audio. No Linux support. Large file size
Other Thoughts: I got this as an upgrade to a dying 1212 on Mythbuntu. I remember my frustration with getting the 1212 set-up on Linux and was almost looking forward to using Windows for a 'Plug and Play' experience. Wow was I wrong. I used XP media center for the installation. After multiple restarts, finally had the device installed and it appeared to be fine. I programed a couple of shows and left it alone. One show recorded and the computer crashed and had an incomplete file for the second show. Rebooted and got everything working annnnnnnnnnd crash after a couple of recordings. I considered sending it back but not sure what to do. Dread having to call Customer support at Hauppauge and have them explain that this is a Windows problem and then get passed to Microsoft to hear that this is a hardware issue. At some point I will bite the bullet and call, but for now, this wins the prize as my worse, tech purchase.
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