The following is a selection of various screenshots taken from the HDPVRCapture application. Each screenshot has a small description next to it to better describe the functionality of that part of the application. You can click on each screenshot thumbnail to open the image in a larger size.
If you have any questions regarding the HDPVRCapture application itself, or a specific feature of the application, you can contacts us via the Contacts page.
Alternatively, you can download a FREE demonstration version of HDPVRCapture from our Downloads page. This allows you to try the application to ensure that the software will be compatible with your computer systems and satisfies your requirements before purchasing a license key.
The inputs panel allows you to select your video and audio inputs. (Please view the products page for supported video and audio connections for your particular HDPVR model.)
This panel will also display your video signal detection state.
The Video Encoder panel allows you to adjust the bitrate setting of your recordings.
You can also choose a predefined setting from our video quality preset drop down menu which makes selecting your bitrate even easier!
The Audio Encoder panel allows you to boost recording audio levels, toggle the preview window, enable or disable the LED lighting or toggle post processing.
You can also choose to import your recordings directly to iTunes once the conversion process is complete.
The Video Controls panel allows you to adjust the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation and sharpness of your recordings (HDPVR 2 and Rocket models only).
You can also toggle the aspect ratio and microphone recording features from this panel.
The Conversion panel allows you to convert your .m2ts recordings into .mp4 files for playback on your Mac.
You can drag and drop your .m2ts files into the conversion window or you can add and remove them by click the + and – buttons. You can also convert multiple files at any one time.
The Network panel allows you the ability to turn off writing to disk, or you can split larger recordings into smaller chunks.
You can also use this panel to send your captured video to the network using UDP to a IP address and port number of your choice.