DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture

Windows device driver information for DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture

The DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture driver is capable of interacting with the AVStream class interface for controlling hardware devices that mainly generate video data streams along with auxiliary data like TV, or FM and AM tuner audio. This driver is likewise capable of capturing both uncompressed and compressed video streams coming from analog or digital video sources like USB, IEEE 1394, RCA video and S-Video. It can also capture VBI or vertical blanking interval data and timecode. The DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture driver is likewise capable of controlling video ports and capturing video coming from video port streams and controlling devices related to video streams like radio or TV tuners, video compressors, TV audio control and signal routing devices such as crossbars. This driver can also manage properties of a camera including focus, pan and zoom and manage properties of video like sharpness, saturation, hue and brightness. It is also capable of providing WDM (Windows Driver Model) streaming and compatibility with DirectShow.

WDM is a framework for device drivers under Windows 98 and 2000. The WDM device drivers are layered in a complicated chain of command and interact with each other through IRPs or I/O request packets. The WDM defines a driver model that is unified via standardizing requirements and lessening the codes required to be written. The Windows Driver Model was ultimately developed to boost the ease and functionality of writing drivers to be used in Microsoft Windows operating system platforms. Even though the WDM was primarily developed to be source and binary compatible with Windows 2000 and 98, this may not always be the case so particular drivers like the DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture driver was designed for the said operating systems. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and DC Series 1 WDM Video Capture errors before installing any driver updates.