CaptureFlux 6.0.4

Dialup	(56k)	-	02 m 08 s
ISDN	(128k)	-	56 s
DSL	(512k)	-	14 s
Cable	(1024k)	-	07 s
T1	(1484k)	-	05 s

CaptureFlux let you preview a live video or audio stream, record it in direct-to-disk or grab images from the stream. Preview in real time or capture in direct-to-disk all video or audio streams coming to your system. The capture may be scheduled, pictures may be grabbed, even with an intervalomerer on a regular time basis, the date may be inlayed into the video, the capture may be directly in different formats and compressions, even in divx and mp3 in real time, the capture may be image per image into an avi file. Plug-ins are available for some external boxes, presently ADS DVD Xpress DX2, Dazzle DVC 170 or Dazzle DVC 130. If you have connected a video source before launching CaptureFlux, you should see the video displayed in real time on the video window included in the main form and eventually hear the audio source. If you have several sources connected, you should first check if the current active sources are the good ones. If a capture device has both audio and video sources, like a DV camcorder or a mpeg2 usb box, you will find each of these sources listed in the relevant combobox. If you connect more devices when CaptureFlux is playing, the new sources will automatically be added under Windows XP. Some devices, like mpeg boxes, are recognized here but cannot work without a plug-in. Plug-ins are *. pcf files copied in the plug-in folder of CaptureFlux. Generally, you will choose the Line In entry, when you want to capture an audio from a TV or an external device connected to your sound card.