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[BarryE]

I just purchased Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus at a retailer.  I have tried to install it on 2 different computers and it will not work.  The program starts but always displays the message “No Video Signal.”  

I am running a Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit desktop and laptop, both have full updates and the hardware meets and exceeds the system requirements on the package.

I downloaded the USB video capture driver and tried to install it but was given a message stating my system does not require the driver.

Tried using the compatibility wizard to run the program in Windows XP, no change.

Please advise!

The desktop system is:

AMD FX 8core cpu running 3.4GHz
ATI HD6870 gpu
8Gb DDR3 RAM
500Gb HDD with over 300Gb free
Blu-Ray read write/drive & an LG DVD read/write drive.

Edited by BarryE, 10 April 2012 - 12:52 PM.

[Jim_Hardin]

it Absolutly will not work in compatability mode!!!!!!

In fact, VERY few things will That was put in Win7 so that users of high end ($) MS Products could use them, but it rarely works beyond that...

It is most unlikely that it isn't working after installing it on 2 seperate PCs. Although with compatibility mode, it isn't going to work

You need to uninstall that mess, reboot and without the USB Device plugged in, install the software normally.

ONLY then do you plug in the USB Device!

Give that a try and let us know

[BarryE]

Don't know what I did wrong the first time, but re-installing did the trick!

Thanks for the tip.  

Only issue I see now is a dialog box that say the program has stopped responding and wants to check online, yada yada....

[Jim_Hardin]

We'll keep our fingers crossed!

If you have any other problems, post back.