Usb Camera - Ulead VIDEOSTUDIO 10 User Manual

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Checking the hardware setup
After connecting your analog source to the capture or tuner card, check if the card
is detected by your Windows system.
To check if the capture or tuner card is detected:
1. If you are using a video device such as a camcorder as your source, insert your
videotape into the video device and switch it on. Make sure it is in the playback
mode (usually named VTR or VCR).
2. Open the Control Panel, then open System: Hardware - Device Manager.
3. In the Device Manager, double-click Sound, video and game controllers.
Check if your capture or tuner card is listed in this folder.
4. If your capture or tuner card has been detected properly, it will be listed as a
source device in VideoStudio's Options Panel. In VideoStudio, select the
Capture Step and check if your capture or tuner card is displayed under the
Source list in the Options Panel.
Note: If your capture device supports multiple video sources, the Video and Audio
Capture Property Settings dialog box allows you to select your desired video
source such as Composite, Tuner, or S-Video. Likewise, if you have multiple audio
sources, this dialog box allows you to select your desired audio source.

USB camera

To capture live video and still images from a USB camera, connect the camera to an
available USB port on your computer.
USB cameras may require installation of a device driver, depending on the Windows
version you are using. For information on how to install your USB camera, refer to
its accompanying manual.
After properly installing your USB camera, check if it is detected by your Windows
system.
To check if the USB camera is detected:
1. Open the Control Panel, then open System: Hardware - Device Manager.
2. In the Device Manager, double-click Imaging devices. Check if your USB
camera is listed in this folder.