• English SilverCrest USB 2.0 Video Grabber SVG 2.0 A2 Technical Data Video input RCA video jack (yellow) / S-Video jack (black) Audio input RCA audio jacks (red/white) Video format PAL, NTSC Video encoding MPEG2 720x576 Pixel Picture format BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG Interface USB 2.0, USB 3.0.
• This is an imaged backup of the driver CD that came bundled with the Silvercrest - USB Video Grabber SVG 2.0 A3.Format = ISOSize = 687 MBMD5.
• Take note: this is a new batch being sold by Lidl late 2012 called SilverCrest USB 2.0 Video Grabber SVG 2.0 A2 and looks exactly similar as the SilverCrest USB 2.0 Video Grabber VG 2000 and has the same packaging, but uses a different chipset (Conexant CX23103-11Z), identified as ID 1d19:6109 by Dexatek Technology Ltd.

• Silvercrest Usb 2.0 Video Grabber Svg 2.0 A1 Drivers
• Silvercrest Usb 2.0 Video Grabber Svg 2.0 A1 Driver Windows 10

Connects camcorder, video recorder and other analogue video sources to your laptop or PC Easy transferring to digital storage media High speed USB 2.0 for optimal recording quality with up to 25 images per second Includes high-performance video-editing software on CD-ROM. Contents: 1 x USB Video Grabber (USB 2.0) 1 x video/audio connection.

Reply to this topicSolved byFeb 28, 2018 10:44ReplyFeb 28, 2018 13:23 Please supply the name and exact version number of the software that you are using to capture the analog video. Let us know how you got the software and if is is an oem version. Which windows version are you using?

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ReplyMar 01, 2018 04:50
Hi Tomasc, thanks for replying.
About PowerLink Director tells me it is Power Director12, Power Director DE 12.05.4614
The software came with SilverCrest USB Video Grabber which i bought in Lidls towards the end of 2017
On the CD it states USB Video Grabber SVG2.0 A3 Software and Drivers, USB Video Grabber CD Rom 2741261 - Version 1.0
I am using Windows 10
Hope this helps
Chris ReplyMar 01, 2018 05:35ReplyMar 01, 2018 07:57
When I click on Capture the Icons for Capture from a DV Camcorder, HDV Camcorder and CD are not highlighted. Only Capture from a Webcam, Microphone and External / Optical Device are highlighted and therefore detected by the software. ReplyMar 01, 2018 11:20ReplyMar 02, 2018 10:57
I don't have the Capture from a TV Signal option - only the ones listed in my previous reply. ReplyMar 02, 2018 11:40ReplyMar 02, 2018 15:54
I use a Digital Sony VX-2100 Professional Camcorder 1394 firewire out, How can I get my footages from the Sony VX-2100 into the Power Director 16? What cable do I need? My Laptop does not have 1394 Firewire, but it gas USB Ports! Please tell me the type of cable that I need that will work with Power Director 16?
Thanks Charles Pratt
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I followed the instructions in the booklet when I installed the software. As I am using Windows 10, is it possible to update it to version 2 ? Should I uninstall and begin again ? ReplyMar 06, 2018 12:49Quote
I use a Digital Sony VX-2100 Professional Camcorder 1394 firewire out, How can I get my footages from the Sony VX-2100 into the Power Director 16? What cable do I need? My Laptop does not have 1394 Firewire, but it gas USB Ports! Please tell me the type of cable that I need that will work with Power Director 16?
Thanks
There is no magic wire to convert Firewire to USB. There none that work well. You may be able to buy a stand alone converter card that plugs into your pcmcia card slot (if you have one)..
I can't offer a suggestion because you did not tell us what computer you have. Talk to the computer manufacturer so see what card they recommend.
I hope you have a top of the line laptop because usually laptops don't have enough processing power (mine does but I don't think you can call my Alienware 15 plus pound monster a laptop. Post the dxdiag.exe infomration on it to get some suggestions. .
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Anything I post unless stated with a reference is my personal opinion. ReplyMar 06, 2018 12:56Quote
I followed the instructions in the booklet when I installed the software. As I am using Windows 10, is it possible to update it to version 2 ? Should I uninstall and begin again ?
I don't have your device but the problems with drivers are more likely than not. The drivers are for the device and not for Windows.
Please answer the question about plugging the device in BEFORE you installed the proprierary drivers for that device. Did you get a disc or a link to download the drivers for that device?
There is a sort of multistep process to change the drivers. You must remore the device, uninstall the driver, reboot, install the driver that came with the device, reboot and only then plug in your device. .
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Anything I post unless stated with a reference is my personal opinion. ReplyMar 06, 2018 13:52ReplyMar 06, 2018 18:49ReplyMar 07, 2018 03:52QuoteQuote
I followed the instructions in the booklet when I installed the software. As I am using Windows 10, is it possible to update it to version 2 ? Should I uninstall and begin again ?
I don't have your device but the problems with drivers are more likely than not. The drivers are for the device and not for Windows.
Please answer the question about plugging the device in BEFORE you installed the proprierary drivers for that device. Did you get a disc or a link to download the drivers for that device?
There is a sort of multistep process to change the drivers. You must remore the device, uninstall the driver, reboot, install the driver that came with the device, reboot and only then plug in your device.
Herein may lie the problem then. The device I am trying to capture from is a Sony Handycam Video 8 which uses magnetic tape cassettes and is not digital. I doubt such things as drivers even existed when it was new. There is no S-video socket but it has yellow Video out and Black Audio out. I thought the idea of the Video Grabber was that it would take Analogue and digitise it onto the PC meaning I can download all my old home movies ReplyMar 07, 2018 05:26Reply

Silvercrest Usb 2.0 Video Grabber Svg 2.0 A1 Drivers

Mar 07, 2018 05:37
That is exactly it's purpose. As the other contributors have said it is probably just a matter of getting it correctly installed. Also, although the device was supplied with Power Director 12 there may, in addition, be a bespoke capture utility on the CD. If so that might be the best way to capture the material and then it can be imported into Power Director. Regards,
Mike
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Windows 7 Prof 64-bit, PD 9 Ultra 64, PD 13 Ultimate 64ReplyMar 07, 2018 05:45ReplyMar 07, 2018 08:09
Not doubting you and it may be that the original poster followed those instructions. It doesn't work for him.

Silvercrest Usb 2.0 Video Grabber Svg 2.0 A1 Driver Windows 10

I used a couple other devices and they gave the instuuctions to install drivers first. The devices were one from Pinnacle and 2 from Roxio (now Corel).
What does he have to lose if he follows the instructions to delete and then reinstall the drivers before he plugs in the device? .
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