Dazzle is a video recorder that allows people to record video from analog composite video sources (DVD Player, VCR, etc.) over USB. It also records analog stereo audio.
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What is Dazzle device?
Dazzle DVD Recorder HD from Pinnacle is a hardware/software package for computers running select Windows operating systems. It lets you capture video from analog SD video sources, and edit. It includes the Dazzle, which is a USB capture device and Pinnacle’s Studio HD v. 14 capture and editing software.
How do you use a Dazzle on a computer?
Put the Dazzle Video Creator software setup CD into your computer’s hard drive. A prompt should appear that will help you take the steps you need to have the program available on your computer. Follow the prompted steps until Dazzle is installed. Attach the Dazzle USB port device to your computer’s USB port slot.
Does Dazzle work Windows 10?
If you are using the new Dazzle product, with software “Pinnacle Studio for Dazzle,” you will need to apply a patch to use it with Windows 10.
How do I use dazzle without pinnacle?
You can capture with Dazzle without Pinnacle Studios installed. Insert the Dazzle installation CD in your CD-ROM drive on the PC. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the Instant DVD Recorder software. Restart your computer if prompted to do so.
Is Pinnacle Studio free?
Download your Pinnacle Studio free trial Discover what Pinnacle Studio is all about and download your free 30-day trial today. Designed for first time users, the trial delivers access to the editing workspace so that new users may see first-hand why people all over the globe love editing with Pinnacle Studio.
Does Dazzle work with Mac?
Unfortunately, no. The Dazzle is a cheap, Windows-oriented device that leaves a lot to be desired, even on Windows.
What is VideoGlide?
VideoGlide is a third-party video and image capture application for macOS. VideoGlide is compatible with all UVC devices, which covers most intraoral cameras, but it is also compatible with a number of video/photo devices that are NOT UVC compliant, such as the Dr. Cam from Telesystems.
