Plextor ConvertX PX-AV100U driver 1.1.0505.0 WHQL

Publisher review:
Capture from various sources: Capture video to your PC from a TV, VCR, camcorder or DVD player. Real-time video compression: Video is automatically compressed into the MPEG-1 (Video CD) or MPEG-2 (DVD) format while it is being recorded to your PC, saving you lots of time and hard disk space. Hi-Speed USB interface: Connect using your Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port for the highest quality video. USB bus powered: This ConvertX draws all its power from the USB bus, so there’s no need for a bulky AC adapter. Bundled WinDVD Creator 2 software: For capturing, editing, authoring, and exporting video to CD or DVD or to share on the internet. Includes DivX® licensed software Convert video in Software to DivX® video to share on the internet. Easily upgradable: Just download the latest software from the Plextor web site and upgrade quickly. Easy-to-use personal DVD or VCD video creation software One-year full warranty (parts, labor or replacement) Unlimited toll-free tech support
Operating system:
Windows XP

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