The 4th port is a 3.5mm jack for audio, not for the remote. But importantly, the 3rd socket is for analogue video capture, and is a 4 pin S-Video connector, but you can also use the supplied adapter to connect a Composite cable. Un-importantly, the 2 aerial connectors (one TV, one FM) suit our usual connectors, which are physically different to what I have seen on the 2250. On the back of the card there are still 4 connectors total. The 2200 is similar, NTSC vs PAL being the obvious difference (I am in Australia) but that is not the only difference. So a lot of what I find on the internet is regarding the HVR-2250. I don't know if that was the problem, or is true. I did find a post somewhere that said you need to have a signal on the cable when booting the PC/card, for it to enable/work. So I don't know if there is something else that the WinTV installer installed, or if it did some other tweak, but my card was capturing with all the aforementioned programs.
Hauppauge wintv hvr 2250 windows 10 install#
I then went to install Hauppauge WinTV 10, and at the start of the installer it had an option to install drivers, which I used, and then the card started working! I didn't even go through with installing the WinTV program. I then installed the latest driver (7_9_1_34216), but nothing changed. I tried a few different flavours of VirtualDub, also a couple of other programs including " Virtual VCR" and " Debut Video Capture Software" and " VLC", but none worked.
Hauppauge wintv hvr 2250 windows 10 drivers#
So I put it into my old gaming PC, and installed the drivers I had used previously (7_9_1_30192), hooked up a dvd player via composite cable (as a test, will really be using vhs), fired up a version of VirtualDub I had, tried to capture from the card, but it kept giving me errors - something about a driver error. However, it has been sitting in a box for a couple of years. I have used this card for TV capture in my HTPC for many years, so I know it's a good card. But the ultimate point of this thread is to get uncompressed full resolution video from this my card, the Hauppauge HVR-2200. Below is my story, for anyone that is interested, where I also lay out everything I have found. I am using all this lockdown time to finally get around to ripping some VHS tapes to digital formats.
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