02/15/2007
Version 1.00d
DVX-E1 Readme File
Thank you for purchasing the Canopus DVX-E1!
This Readme file contains important information that are not included in the User's Manual. Also, this file might contain information that were recently changed or enhanced. Please check this Readme before using.
What's inside in this document
(1)Precautions
(2)When screen overlay does not show correctly with certain graphics cards
(3)When using the DVX-E1 hardware with generic OHCI/Sound Cards
(4)Limitations
(5)Registered Trademarks and Trademarks
(6)Revision Dates
(1) Precautions
-Copyright Regulations-----------------------------------------------------
It is illegal for anyone to violate any of the rights provided by the copyright laws to the owner of copyright, except for fair use (mainly private noncommercial use).Also, in certain cases copying is prohibited with no exceptions. In no event shall Canopus be liable for any direct or indirect damages whatsoever arising out of the use of captured materials.
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(2) When screen overlay does not show correctly with certain graphics cards
If your screen overlay does not show correctly with PCI Express graphics cards), please add the below lines in the Canopus.ini file located in the C:\WINDOWS folder.
[DVX-E1.dvxcore.conf]
OverlayMethod=1
When the overlay does not show correctly when using certain graphics cards, you may also try adding the below lines in the Canopus.ini file located in the C:\Windows folder.
[DVX-E1.dvxdd]
OverlayUpdateMethod=1
If the above setting still does not fix the issue, please try changing the settings as below:
[DVX-E1.dvxdd]
OverlayUpdateMethod=0
(3)When using the DVX-E1 hardware with generic OHCI/Sound Cards
- In certain systems, when using the DVX-E1 hardware together with a generic OHCI card or soundcard, the performance of the OHCI card/soundcard may go down. If that happens, please add the below line to the Canopus.ini file in the Windows folder.
[DVX-E1.dvxcore]
PCIConfigChange=1
If the problem still occurs after doing the above setting, please try below;
[DVX-E1.dvxcore]
PCIConfigChange=2
or
[DVX-E1.dvxcore]
PCIConfigChange=3
(4)Limitations
No Limitations now.
(5)Registered Trademarks and Trademarks
Canopus is a registered trademark of Canopus Corporation and Canopus Co., Ltd.
DVX-E1 is a trademark of Canopus Corporation and Canopus Co., Ltd.
Windows, Microsoft are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
All other registered trademarks and trademarks belong to their respective holders.
(6) Revision dates
The version number stated here is given to Driver. A different version number may be given to separate applications.
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Version 1.00 Release: 12/20/2004
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First release.
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Version 1.00a Release: 02/02/2005
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[Driver]
- Fixed issue with overlay in certain systems.
- Fixed issue with SyncRec (audio noise after recording).
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Version 1.00b Release: 04/05/2005
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[Driver]
- Added setting for using the DVX-E1 hardware with Generic OHCI/Sound Cards
Please refer to (3) When using the DVX-E1 hardware with generic OHCI/Sound Cards
- Fixed issue with analog audio output during capture from DV
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Version 1.00c Release: 05/11/2006
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[Driver]
- Fixed issues with ICH7 (I/O Controller Hub 7).
Please refer to (3) When using the DVX-E1 hardware with generic OHCI/Sound Cards.
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Version 1.00d Release: 02/15/2007
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[Driver]
- Supported ADVC-700/1000/3000.
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Copyright (C) 2004-2007 Canopus Co., Ltd., Canopus Corporation. All rights reserved.
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