August Video Capture Card - VGB300

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The August VGB300 video capture card is designed for anyone looking to digitise their old VHS tapes, camcorder recordings, or retro gameplay. It allows you to convert analogue video into digital formats, making it easy to share or archive your memories. However, ensure your devices have the correct output connections (RCA or S-Video) for compatibility. The VGB300 connects to your PC or Mac and uses the included OBS software to transform footage.
| Model Part Number | VGB300 |
|---|---|
| Brand | August |
The VGB300 supports PAL, NTSC, and SECAM video formats.
The VGB300 comes with a 1-year guarantee.
The VGB300 includes OBS software for recording and editing.
The VGB300 supports RCA and S-Video inputs.
Yes, you can use the VGB300 to stream retro gameplay to platforms like Twitch or YouTube.
The accessories include a SCART Adaptor, RCA Extension Cable and Quick Start Guide.
The dimensions are H:1.8 x W:2.5 x D:23.4 cm.
Check the connections between your VCR/camcorder and the VGB300. Also, ensure the USB connection to your computer is secure. In the OBS software, verify that the correct input sources are selected and the audio levels are appropriate. Also, double-check your VCR or camcorder output settings.
Adjust the recording settings in the OBS software. Ensure you are using the correct resolution and bitrate. Clean the heads of your VCR or camcorder. The video quality depends on the source quality.
Make sure the VGB300 is properly connected and powered on. Ensure that the correct drivers are installed on your computer. Try restarting your computer. If the problem persists, try using a different USB port.