Pros: Was able to capture from my VCR. Video and audio were good quality. Though it does not include the Ulead software claimed, the capture software provided is simple and easy to use. Having lightweight capture software can be good thing. Some computers might not have sufficient resources to handle capture while running a full-featured program like Ulead.

Cons: The "Overview" section of Ulead lists as a feature: "With Professional and easy to use video editor software: Ulead Video Studio 10.0 SE DVD", but no Ulead software is included. The simple capture program provided works, but it is hardly "Turning your PC into full-featured video recording and editing workstation". Documentation is minimal, badly translated to English, and largely devoted to use of the Ulead software that is not included. Installation was a bit of a guessing game.

Overall Review: I previously purchased a similar device elsewhere and found it useless (shaky video and no sound). This product worked well, making it a very good value for the money. ----------- In an effort to help others, here's my installation and operation experience on Windows 7: - First tested VCR playback with a TV. - Inserted small CD in computer and ran autorun.exe - Clicked Install. This installed: Fushicai VIDEO DVR honestech TVR2.5 - Conected USB EASYCAP 2.0 device to VCR outputs and to USB connector on computer. After a few seconds, my system tray said it installed successfully, but the device manager showed a new "Unknown device" with yellow exclamation box. - Detached EASYCAP. - The yellow mark remained on the Unknown device in the Device Manager. I did R-click->Uninstal on the Unknown device. - From the small CD, installed Directx 9. It immediately responded that my Directx was up-to-date. - Plugged in EASYCAP again, and the Device Manager blinked, but I couldn't find any new device there. In particular, there was no "Imaging Device" (referred to in the paper instructions). - Looked for but did not find Fushicai VIDEO DVR software (installed above) in Windows "All Programs". - Found and launched Honestech TVR2.5 software. It asks for a key, which is printed on the CD. This "TVR" program turns out to be the capture software. It's very straightforward. Here are some notes about it: - Click signal source on left ("Composite" for me). - Turn on your signal source. It should diplay on the TVR monitor window. - Use red "Recording" button to start and stop recording (tested--success!!) - The default destination for recorded video is My Documents\honestech TVR. - Note the toolbar along the center bottom of the blue window. "Property Settings" allows you to choose various recording formats, image size, quality parameters, and destination directory for video files. - "Schedule" button allows you to schedule a recording at a particular time (tested--success). - "Snapshot" button makes a JPG file of the current frame (tested--success). - There is a slide-out portion at the bottom of the blue window, which shows the contents of the destination directory. On the left, you can choose to display files as icons or a list, and you can send the selected file in email (tested--success). - File playback controls are along the top. - Volume and mute controls are on the right. - If you click on the logo in the upper left, it brings up the honestech website on your browser.

Pros: Worked. Installed in Ubuntu Linux. Drivers installed, used VLC to capture. Priced right.

Cons: None.

Pros: Did a perfect capture of an old video tape from an old Panasonic VCR. I used the composite output from the VCR--the three RCA plugs that were red, white and yellow. A male to male set of cables was necessary (and not provided) to connect the VCR to the EasyCap. Fortunately these cables are very standard, and I had a few of them available.

Cons: I could not figure out how to control the location of the captured video. The program put the video in "My Documents" on my SSD booting drive. I would have preferred to have them located on a different drive. I was using Windows 7. Also, the format of the capture video was MP2--I could find no way to choose a different format, although the MP2 was fine for my purposes. I converted the MP2 to a DVD using Adobe Premiere Elements v. 11.

Overall Review: It's possible that this product would work with different capture software, and thus overcome the above mentioned issues. But note that those issues were not critical, and certainly did not cause me to lower the rating, especially given the cost/effectiveness of this product.

Pros: Company sent out product and CD came in broke, company emailed link to software to correct the problem.

Cons: none yet

Overall Review: Thank you for following up

Pros: Hardware installs easily - I had it working within 1 hour - software installed easily - running Windows 10 Pro - it found my Camcorder fast and I was converting 8mm Digital Tapes to mpg's - I'd recommend it to anyone - for the price unbeatable

Cons: The only item that was needed by most people is a better instruction setup instructions-

Overall Review: for the money ($8.99) including delivery a great buy

Pros: Easy Installation, Easy use and great buy for the price.

Cons: No editing software but didn't expect it for this price point.

Overall Review: Had the software installed within minutes. Using an old VCR and the EASYCAP to transfer 20 to 30 year old SVHS tapes of the kids to digital. I bought a similar product 3 years ago and was never able to get it to work but the EASYCAP worked on install. Cheap, easy solution to getting rid of my Tape collection and being able to distribute my digital files to my family.

Pros: None

Cons: Connection chip read issues

Overall Review: Received and tried 32GB and 64GB MicroSD chips in this Adapter, wouldn't read 98% of the time, now won't read at all. Completely useless and waste of time and money. No problems with other adapters I own.

Pros: None that I can see.

Cons: Not sure if DOA or just faulty product. Installed included disk on two computers. Plug in the device and it shows OK in Device Manager, but whenever i select it as the capture device in either the included honestech TVR 2.5 software or a free capture software I found online it locked up the software.

Overall Review: Oddly enough when i originally reviewed this product it was marketed as a Composite to USB video capture device. The ol switcheroo!