Igrabber Serial Number Not Working
Phuong Vath
I previously had Win7 and the driver worked fine. I upgraded to Win10 (and just did the big 10586 update) and this device is not working (I have not used it since upgrading to Win10). The driver will not install and the 8.1 driver is not found on your site when I click the link to download it. Does the 8.1 driver work under Win10, and where is it?
For some reason, the Mac version of the software that was on my iGrabber DVD was corrupt. Fortunately, I could use the serial number on the envelope and download a good version of the driver from the MyGica site. Once I did that, everything worked great.
One way to record iPad video output (for those looking for another solution) is to mirror the iPad screen on the mac via Airplay, with apps like Reflector and Airserver (both about $13), then record the screen via any number of screencast apps.
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The VideoGlide software supports multiple devices, i.e. more than one device can be plugged in and used at the same time. This is particularly useful with security applications like Ben Bird's SecuritySpy. It can also allow multiple simultaneous broadcasts from the same machine using webcam software like Econ Technologies' ImageCaster. Note that one serial number per device will be required, i.e. to enable 3 devices, 3 serial numbers must be purchased. Note that a stock machine with no additional USB 2.0 PCI cards can run only two devices simultaneously, and one of those must be at 320 x 240. Adding USB 2.0 expansion cards can increase the number of devices that can run simultaneously, and the frame sizes at which they can operate.
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