FlyVideo II

Windows device driver information for FlyVideo II

The FlyVideo II driver was designed for use in the corresponding video card. By installing the device driver, the user sets clear communications channels between the video expansion card and the operating system installed on the host machine. As such, the host computer is able to send graphical data to display devices attached to the computer. Such include monitors or projectors. The FlyVideo II card increases the rendering speed of three-dimensional objects upon installation. It also increases the performance and functions of video capture cards, MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 adapters, TV output, light pens and the performance of multiple monitors that the user may connect to the host computer. The card's GPU accelerates the rendering process of 3D images. The device driver has basic information about the functions of the card. The drive package also contains instructions that enable the card and the software to interact.

The FlyVideo II driver contain information that indicate the operating speeds, memory timing, Random access memory and the voltage required by the graphic processor. This information is passed on to the operating system on the host computer upon successful installation. The Graphics card uses both S-video and Composite video interface. Because the graphic card, just like other video cards generates a lot of heat, the FlyVideo II card is designed with a heat sink on the upper side. The heat sink passively cools the card by conducting the generated heat away from the video card. The FlyVideo II graphics card is compatible with Windows 2000, Windows 98, windows XP, and Windows ME. Before downloading a driver from an internet site, one should ensure that the driver is designed for the FlyVideo II graphics card. The user should also avoid driver versions with the ‘Beta' term since such are always in testing. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and FlyVideo II errors before installing any driver updates.