Introducing the Video2USB (Lite Edition).
With the Video2USB (Lite Edition) Video Capture Device, you can capture or live stream video from AV/RCA and S-Video video sources, such as VCRs, camcorders, retro gaming systems, and more.
Using this device, you can capture analog video sources to digital format, allowing you to record and breathe new life into your VHS or camcorder tapes that contain your cherished memories.
The device preserves the original quality & aspect ratio of your video to avoid stretching the shape of your video horizontally.
This device is "plug and play" (no drivers required) with a modern USB-C connection. (USB-C to USB-A adapter included for computers without a USB-C port.)
Video capture & live streaming software for PC, Mac, and Linux is included, as well as step-by-step instructions.
- Windows System Requirements: Windows 10, 11, or 12
- Mac System Requirements: OS X 11.0 or higher
- Linux System Requirements: Ubuntu 14.04 or higher
- Recording Resolution: 720x576 Pixels (Does Not Upscale to HD or Record From HDMI Sources.)
Introducing the Video2USB (Lite Edition).
With the Video2USB (Lite Edition) Video Capture Device, you can capture or live stream video from AV/RCA and S-Video video sources, such as VCRs, camcorders, retro gaming systems, and more.
Using this device, you can capture analog video sources to digital format, allowing you to record and breathe new life into your VHS or camcorder tapes that contain your cherished memories.
The device preserves the original quality & aspect ratio of your video to avoid stretching the shape of your video horizontally.
This device is "plug and play" (no drivers required) with a modern USB-C connection. (USB-C to USB-A adapter included for computers without a USB-C port.)
Video capture & live streaming software for PC, Mac, and Linux is included, as well as step-by-step instructions.
- Windows System Requirements: Windows 10, 11, or 12
- Mac System Requirements: OS X 11.0 or higher
- Linux System Requirements: Ubuntu 14.04 or higher
- Recording Resolution: 720x576 Pixels (Does Not Upscale to HD or Record From HDMI Sources.)