EchoFX - Video Capture For Mac OS X Home IMPORTANT NOTICE: macOS 10.15+ users will not be able to use VideoGlide. As of February, 2018, the VideoGlide software is officially deprecated. It will not work in any macOS version higher than 10.14.

1. Audio Capture Software Mac

In the fall of 2019, Apple will be removing 32-bit application support from their upcoming macOS 10.15 system software. VideoGlide is built upon Apple's QuickTime architecture, which is itself 32-bit only. There is simply no way to make VideoGlide work in macOS 10.15 without a complete ground up rewrite. VideoGlide will only function in macOS 10.14 and earlier. USBVision will only function in Mac OS 10.8 and earlier Mac OS 10.9+ users must use VideoGlide version 1.5.4 or later to avoid kernel extension warnings when plugging USB devices in. Audio support for older devices such as the DVC-100 has been permanantly disabled in Mac OS 10.9. Newer devices will continue to function.

Look for your USB device in the Sound Settings. 'Source' panel to determine if it is supported or not. Mac OS 10.8+ users. If you plan to install the VideoGlide or USBVision software, you must use version 1.5 or later. Version 1.5 includes the authentication necessary to install software on Mac OS 10.8.

Use the download buttons on the right to get the latest software. Mac OS 10.7+ users on newer hardware may lose the ability to use the audio inputs on some older capture devices, notably the Dazzle DVC-100.

Although it may appear to work, captured files will be corrupt. The only solution right now is to capture audio through the Mac's line in port. An will be required to convert the audio source to the appropriate connector.

Once the line in port has been connected, set the Source in the Sound Settings. Dialog to 'Line In'. EchoFX sells Mac OS X software drivers for USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 video capture devices. If you have one of the many devices we support, installing 'USBVision' for USB 1.1 devices or 'VideoGlide' for USB 2.0 devices, will allow you to preview and capture video using the device.

If you have a device and are not sure whether it will work, install the appropriate software, plug in the device, and launch the capture application. If your device is supported, a registration dialog will appear. You can use the 'Demonstration' mode to test the software. VideoGlide For Mac OS X. USB 2.0, 640 x 480 Video Capture VideoGlide video capture devices are USB 2.0 'High-speed' devices based on Empia 28xx chipsets. They capture video at full-screen resolutions from NTSC, PAL or SECAM video sources.

For detailed information about the VideoGlide software and a list of supported VideoGlide devices please visit the page. USBVision For Mac OS X. USB 1.1, 320 x 240 Video Capture USBVision video capture devices are USB 1.1 'Full-speed' devices based on Nogatech / Zoran chipsets.

They capture video at quarter screen resolutions from NTSC, PAL or SECAM video sources. For detailed information about the USBVision software and a list of supported USBVision devices please visit the page. © EchoFX, Inc.

Audio Capture Software Mac

Debut Video Capture Software - What cameras and video capture devices does Debut for Mac support? What cameras and video capture devices does Debut for Mac support? USB Video Class (UVC) Cameras Any USB Video Class (UVC) camera should work in Debut.

Mac OS X has had native support for UVC devices since version 10.4.3. If a camera works in PhotoBooth, iChat or FaceTime out of the box, then it is most likely UVC compliant. Most new USB cameras are UVC devices. Non-UVC Cameras Debut is able to support some non-UVC cameras using an open-source driver named macam. A list of cameras supported by macam is available at. To use a non-UVC camera in Debut:.

Download the latest macam disk image from. Double click the dmg file (e.g., macam.0.9.2.dmg) to see the contents in Finder. Launch Terminal (located in /Applications/Utilities) and run the following command: sudo cp -pr /Volumes/macam/macam.component /Library/QuickTime.

Enter the administrator password when prompted. Quit Debut if it's already running. Connect the camera, launch Debut and press the Device toolbar button.

The non-UVC camera should be automatically used if there are no other connected devices. Otherwise, it can be selected in Preferences - Devices. Video Capture Devices Some USB video capture devices, such as the SIIG USB Video/Audio Capture Device , can be used in Debut. Third-party software is usually needed to make them work. For example, VideoGlide.

Please see for details. FireWire Cameras Cameras with a FireWire interface, such as DV cameras or Apple's iSight, can work in Debut.

If a Firewire connected camera works in Photobooth, iChat or FaceTime then it should work in Debut just like a regular built-in or USB camera. Try Debut Video Capture SoftwareDownload Debut Video Capture Software free. Seeing and using the software first hand can answer most questions.