Do Magewell capture devices support alternately outputting the top/bottom field of interlaced signals?

Both USB Capture (Plus) and Pro Capture Family products support alternately outputting the top/bottom field of interlaced signals. Methods are as follows: For USB Capture (Plus) Family, open the USB Capture Utility V3 software, click the Video tab, and then set the Deinterlace property to Weave. For Pro Capture Family, refer to the "CaptureByField" example provided in Magewell SDK.

Which capture products support video signals in 1080p240Hz format?

Pro Capture HDMI 4K Plus, Pro Capture HDMI 4K Plus LT, Pro Capture Dual HDMI 4K Plus LT and Pro Capture AIO 4K Plus support 1080p240Hz video input and capturing. USB Capture HDMI 4K Plus supports 1080p240Hz video input. However, due to the bandwidth limitation of USB 3.0, this product does not support 1080p240Hz video capturing.

Captured video has color distortion problem

1Check the color format of the signal source Check the color format of the video output from your signal source according to the user manual of the signal source. 2Set the supported color formats of the capture device For USB Capture (Plus) Family, download the utility software USB Capture Utility V3, and then refer to this article to add the color format of the signal source to your capture device. For Pro Capture and Eco Capture Family, refer to this article to add the color format of the signal source to your capture device. 3Select the appropriate color format in the video capture software In your video capture software, select the newly added color space and save the settings. Then check whether the color of the video is displayed normally.

Use the driver panel of capture card to set AR conversion mode

How to use the driver panel to set AR conversion mode Call the driver panel of capture card. In the Video tab page, select an option for the AR conversion property. Differences between the three AR conversion modes Ignore: ignores the original aspect ratio and stretches the image to full-screen. Cropping: keeps the original aspect ratio, stretches the image to full-screen, and then crops the portion out of the capture dimension. Padding: keeps the original aspect ratio, stretches the image until it reaches the horizontal or vertical boundary, and then add black borders on the remaining fields. The yellow rectangles in the pictures represent the capture dimension. Ignore Cropping Padding

Do Magewell products support HANC/VANC data extraction?

Both the Pro Capture and Eco Capture Family's SDI capture cards support HANC/VANC data extraction. Note that you must use the Magewell SDK to do this.

Captured video is blurrier than the original video

Follow these steps to troubleshoot problems. 1If the Resolution, Color format and Quantization of the captured signal is consistent with those of the input signal? USB Capture (Plus) Family Open the utility software USB Capture Utility V3. In the Info tab page, view the Video signal format, which consists of the resolution and frame rate of the input signal. In the Video tab page, view the Color format and Quantization in the INPUT section. In the Video tab page, set the Color format and Quantization in the CAPTURE section to the value of the same properties in the INPUT section. In your video capture software, set the Resolution, Color format (if available) and Quantization (if available) of the captured signal to the value of the same properties of the input signal. Pro Capture, Eco Capture Family Call the driver panel of capture card. In the Video tab page, view the Input signal format, Color format, and Quantization in the Input section. The input signal format is displayed next to the Input label, and includes the resolution and frame rate of the input signal. In the Video tab page, set the Color format and Quantization in the Capture section to the value of the same properties in the Input section. In your video capture software, set the Resolution, Color format (if available) and Quantization (if available) of the captured signal to the value of the same properties of the input signal. 2If the captured image is scaled in the video capture software? If video capture software allows users to set the scaling, make sure the scale factor is 100%. 3If the input signal is interlaced signal? USB Capture (Plus) Family Open the utility software USB Capture Utility V3. In the Info tab page, view the Video signal format. If the video signal format contains "p", the input signal is a progressive scan signal; if it contains "i", the input signal is a interlaced scan signal. For interlaced scan signal, open the Video tab page, and then set Deinterlace to Weave, i.e. no deinterlacing. Pro Capture, Eco Capture Family Call the driver panel of capture card. In the Video tab page, view the input signal format next to the Input label. If the video signal format contains "p", the input signal is a progressive scan signal; if it contains "i", the input signal is a interlaced scan signal. For interlaced scan signal, open the Video tab page, and then set Deinterlace in the Capture section to Weave, i.e. no deinterlacing.

On GIGABYTE motherboard, the captured video is displayed as green screen

During the process of initializing PCIe devices, random errors occur in some GIGABYTE motherboards, which might lead to the green screen. You can contact us to obtain a firmware that can fix this problem.

When I use the computer's graphics card as the input source, the actual resolution of the output video is different from the resolution I set

To solve the problem, open the control panel of the graphics card, and then set the Scaling to Customize Aspect Ratio.

Errors about uvcvideo module occurs when opening USB Capture (Plus) devices on Linux

When opening USB Capture (Plus) devices on Linux, the following error messages are shown: uvcvideo: Non-zero status (-71) in video completion handler. uvcvideo: Failed to resubmit video URB (-1). uvcvideo: Failed to resubmit video URB (-1). This problem is known to happen in three situations: The computer's power supply module is underpowered. Other devices around the capture device caused interference. When using GStreamer as the video capture software, the Videosink doesn't support Zerocopy. You can try to fix the problem by changing the kernel or plugging the USB port into the rear panel of your computer.

The game console outputs videos to a monitor (supports 1440p@144Hz) and a USB Capture (Plus) device. When Vertical Sync is turned on in the game, the frame rate of the video to the monitor is reduced to 60fps

Click here to download the EDID file that supports 1440p@144Hz video. Then follow the steps below to import the EDID file to your USB Capture (Plus) device to solve the problem. In the HDMI tab page of USB Capture Utility V3, click Import to import the custom EDID into the capture device; clear the SmartEDID check box.