Exsate DV Capture Live 1.2.0.334

Whats new in version 1.2.0.334:
Added support for Windows 7; Unicode support; Some bugs fixed;

Publisher review:
Exsate DV Capture Live is a program for capturing DV video from IEEE-1394 Firewire and recompressing to other formats in realtime.

Key features:

Display DV date/time stamp - detects recorded DV date and time stamp and automatically imprints it on a video frame:
- Once a day;
- Once an hour;
- Every scene;

Automatically operates your camcorder - frees you from some annoying operations to control your camcorder each time before capture: rewind a tape, search for the beginning of a recoding, etc. Automatically captures:
- from the beginning to the current position of a tape;
- from the current tape position to the end of a recording;
- a whole tape from the beginning to the end;
- any given timecode interval;

Realtime recompression to AVI or ASF formats - recompresses captured video to an AVI file with any DirectShow or VfW compressor installed on your PC including DivX (AVI) or to the Window Media ASF file (WMV) on the fly.

Scenes detection, capture to multiple files - detects scenes and writes them to a single file or to the multiple files.

Performs some tasks to make the capture process more comfortable:
- wizard like user interface;
- display a capture progress;
- automatically rewind a tape after the capture;
- automatically shutdown a PC after the capture;
Requirements:
DirectX 9.0; Windows Media 9.5

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,Win7 x32,Windows2003,Windows Vista Ultimate,Windows Vista Starter,Windows Vista Home Basic,Windows Vista Home Premium,Windows Vista Business,Windows Vista Enterprise

Release notes:
Minor Update

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