Easycap Dc60 Driver Windows 10
Aug 2, 2016 - Windows 10 does not recognize the the USB 2.0 input of the EasyCap device. Loaded the software and drivers on the DVD. EasyCap works on. To combat this, the manufacturer has had to change their trading name from Easycap to the trademarked name ezcap and radically redesigned their product. If you are offered an Easycap product, it is a fake. You get what you pay for. Ezcap116 DC60+ (Supersedes Easycap DC60+) Supports Windows XP/Vista/7/8 + MAC. Jun 1, 2015 - EasyCap USB 2861 packaging with windows 10 drivers. Have my crappy EasyCap 2.0 work in Windows 10 with driver EasyCAP-DC60.zip.
Easycap Dc60 Driver Windows 10 64 Bit
Update: I’ve moved EasyCAP driver file hosting to Google Drive as Google Cloud billing hit $100 AUD per month, EasyCAP driver downloads were 638 Gigibytes for the month of November! All links have been updated. 🙂 The EasyCAP converts an RCA or S-video source into a USB video and audio capture device – known as a Sound, video and game controller device in Windows – the possibilities for connecting analog sources to a Windows machine are endless and it’s priced insanely cheap. Pkzip dos 64 bit free download. All of this positive feedback stops when you connect it to a Windows machine – XP, 7, 8, 8.1 and now 10 – and realise there are hundreds of variations of this device produced with drivers designed specific to each variant with no original manufacturer to provide drivers or compatibility at this point most users bin it and go on with their lives I almost gave up too. Here’s the gotcha, ‘my’ EasyCAP – shown in packaging above but with labels on each cable – is sold on eBay, Amazon, etc. As the which is shared by every other variant out there but internally it is called the eMPIA Technology USB 2861 Device. Unfortunately there is no way to tell what variant you have until you open the package and check the Device Properties for that Unknown Device showing within the Windows Device Manager and at that point you then can start looking for drivers that may be ‘compatible’ with – definitely not designed for – Windows 8, 8.1 or 10.