User Manual

DVI2USB 3.0 User Guide Help menu (Windows)

Menu item Description

check more often for a different video mode, but it also means the

grabber will work harder and could reduce frame rate.

Lastly, from this tab you can also limit the frame rate of your capture.

This could be necessary if you are streaming (or recording)and know you

have a small amount of bandwidth (or disk space) and don't want to

overwhelm it with too much data.

Audio

Lets you configure the audio format for the recording, the audio source

used, and whether or not the Epiphan Capture Tool should play the

captured audio on the capture workstation's audio output device (i.e.

local speakers or headphones, which are useful for monitoring the audio

captured). See Configure audio for information on configuring audio

capture.

Startup

Allows you to choose whether or not the Epiphan Capture Tool should

start up in full screen mode.

The other option on this tab is used for legacy Epiphan products

(network-attached video grabbers like VGA2Ethernet).

Recording

Lets you configure the capture application's record feature to save either

as video or as images. See Record a videoConfigure optional recording

settingsRecord as a series of images

On-Screen Text

Using the Epiphan Capture Tool you can add a watermark to your

captured frames; this tab lets you configure that watermark. See Add a

watermark.

KVM This feature is not used by DVI2USB 3.0. It is for Epiphan's KVM2USB.

Sharing

The Epiphan Capture Tool comes with a sample sharing application,

VGA2Web, a demo. See Sharing / streaming demo tool. This Options tab

allows you to override the default compression settings used with that

application.

Help menu (Windows)

The Help menu in the Windows version of theEpiphan Capture Tool lets you check for software updates,