Epiphan VGA2USB Pro - Manual (Page 81)

13. Mac OS X video capture application Starting the Mac OS X video capture application
User Guide Page 81
Note: Some versions of the Mac OS X Epiphan video capture
application do not install a shortcut on the desktop. You can drag
the Epiphan icon from the Applications folder to your desktop or
add it to the Dock after installing a new version of the video
capture application. You may also need to delete older versions of
the Epiphan icon.
Finding software updates
To find the latest versions of all Epiphan software for Mac OS X,
go to http://www.epiphan.com/downloads . You can also
browse to the download page for your Frame Grabber product.
For example, if you own an Epiphan VGA2USB Frame Grabber,
you can browse to http://www.epiphan.com and select Products
> VGA Frame Grabbers > VGA2USB > Download.
On these download pages you will find the most recent version of
this Epiphan Frame Grabber User Guide and the most recent release
of the Epiphan device driver, QuickTime component and
VGA2USB application compatible with MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5
(Intel and PowerPC) and 10.3.
Starting the Mac OS X video capture
application
Before starting the video capture application the Frame Grabber
must be connected to the video capture workstation USB port. If
required the Frame Grabber should also be connected to power.
Start the video capture application as you would any other
application installed on the video capture workstation.
As the application starts the following messages may appear on
the video capture application window:
• Detecting Video Mode as the video capture application starts
up and attempts to connect with the Frame Grabber.
• Tuning Capture Parameters if the video capture application
finds the Frame Grabber and begins synchronizing and tuning
capture settings and image adjustments (see “Configuring
image adjustments” on page 136 for more information).