Dazzle hollywood bridge drivers

 · I don't own the Hollywood DV-Bridge but my understanding of it is that it captures from analog sources into standard DV format at x ~MB/s and transfers it into your PC via a Firewire/ card. I don't understand how or why you would be limited to x captures. It sounds like you still have a driver or software installation problem. Dazzle Multimedia DM Hollywood DV Bridge. Brand: Dazzle Multimedia. out of 5 stars. 22 ratings. Price: $ FREE Returns. Return this item for free. Free returns are available for the shipping address you chose. You can return the item for any reason in new and unused condition: no shipping charges/5(21).  · OT: Dazzle hollywood dv-bridge drivers» Sat pm I'm taking a shot in the dark here but has anyone got any experience with the .

Hollywood DV-Bridge makes it simple to connect all your video devices. Connect an analog camcorder, TV, VCR or DV/D8 camcorder to capture videos to your PC. Hollywood DV-Bridge converts video to DV format for editing. Editing in DV ensures you will not lose video quality during the editing process and is faster than editing in other formats. I totally % completely agree. I had the Dazzle Mojave device (basically the same thing as the Hollywood bridge - with some OEM tinkering that allows it to only work in Dell machines) and while it started out doing great - the more I learned about capturing video and the best programs to use - the Dazzle device just didn't cut it. With Hollywood DV-Bridge, you edit your video in the DV format which means you won't lose any video quality in the editing process. Hollywood DV-Bridge is the universal solution for converting and editing analog and DV video. Key Features Capture Analog or DV Video - Hollywood DV-Bridge makes it simple to connect all your video devices. Connect.

1 Jun La première très bonne surprise tient au fait que l'Hollywood DV-Bridge ne requiert aucun driver pour fonctionner! En effet Windows XP Pro SP1. I had the Hollywood Bridge but had too many issues with it is XP Pro and I didn't even have to load any drivers XP did it all for me. Using the Kino video capture software (download it from Sourceforge), I was able to import the video flawlessly and then store it as a raw AVI. After that.