If all the above is true. I presume you may have a faulty capture card. Try their tech support as response 1 mentioned Some HELP in posting on Cnet plus free progs and instructions Glad to Help!

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Thanks for your help guys! I will contact customer support. Any recommendations as to a good capture card? Tyler

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When I started getting into analog video capture (tons of old family camcorder tapes) I had the same problem exactly as you. Three things: >K World makes junk. Period. I struggled for several weeks with that same unit that you have - the USB2 capture device, suppose to encode to mpeg2 files. I never could get that thing to work, it is still in my workshop drawer. >You need minimally a 2.0 GHz processor running at LEAST at 333FSB if you are running AMD, or minimally a 3 GHz P4 processor if you are running Intel. 1 gig RAM, at least pc2700/333FSB. >I finally purchased the Hauppauge WinTV PVR-250 video card. This is an internal, PCI video card that does a beautiful job of capturing analog video and convernting to mpeg2 files. From there you can edit the files in any of several video editors, and burn to DVD disks if you like. Even if you manage to get the K-World to work, the quality will not come even close to what a good card will produce. Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime; Then industry pollutes the water and kills all the fish.

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Thanks for the info. I have all of the requirements that you listed, and I think I might get a PCI card.

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I had the same problem. What I had to do was capture to a dedicated drive with no OS on it. By doing that I quit dropping frames when I transfered video from my cam to my computer.

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