Prolink PixelView PlayTV 400 USB W/FM 2k/XP Driver driver -

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PixelView PlayTV 400 USBDescription :The High Speed USB2.0 TV/Capture Box!PixelView PlayTV 400 USB is a portable TV-Tuner box which enables your PC / Notebook to capture, record, edit TV programs or Video from devices, such as DVD, VCD, VCR, Video Camcorder, TV Game box and so on. It offers a cost effective solution to enhance the captured video quality via interface of High-Speed USB 2.0. It makes your PC/ Notebook become an advanced digital video recorder.Features :High-speed USB 2.0 compliantSupport DVB Protocol (ETS 300 744)Real Time Digital Video Recording (DVR)Digital Terrestrial TV and Radio Program ReceivingSupports EPG (where available)Supports Teletext (where available)Scheduling RecordingTime-ShiftingMulti-Channel PreviewChannels Auto ScanMPEG-II Software DecodingSpecification :Inputs Signal-75 Ohm Coaxial TV Antenna-FM Antenna-S-Video-Composite-R/L AudioDriver for PixelView PlayTV 400 USB PV-TV414U (W/FM) series.
Operating system:
Windows 2K / Windows XP

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