The MPEG Real-time Recording Software

Make Your PC an Interactive VCR with Editing Functions

CyberLink's PowerVCR is the real-time MPEG-1 recording software that is recognized for its full-frame and amazing video quality. PowerVCR turns your personal computer into a digital video creation center. Based upon CyberLink's world-acclaimed ultra-fast MPEG compression technology, PowerVCR allows users to enjoy and record video contents simultaneously from any video source such as handy camcorders, PC cameras, VCRs or TV turners in real-time. The compressed and recorded video contents can be later edited or saved in storage devices.

New Features in PowerVCR 1.3b
PowerVCR UI

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Real-time MPEG-1 Recording with High Video Quality

PowerVCR captures raw video data from any analog-to-digital video capture devices (including TV Tuner) or PC cameras into MPEG-1 format file directly to MPEG file at standard CIF (352x288) and SIF (352x240) video resolution.

Currently, most digital video recording process requires raw video to be first captured into uncompressed AVI format files, then converted into MPEG-1 format in a no-real time process. CyberLink PowerVCR's superior compressed ability provides one-step recording to MPEG-1 video without the need of transferring from AVI files that saves users much time and disk spaces.

AVI to MPEG Conversion

PowerVCR 1.3b offers AVI-to-MPEG-1 conversion function allowing users to transform space consuming AVI video files into standard MPEG-1 format. It also converts multiple AVI files into multiple MPEG-1 files.

Video Format Controls

Full-featured video setting provides several video formats that allows professional video users to input files such as MPEG-1, AVI, YV12, Y41P, YUY2, RGB16, UYUY, YUV9, etc

Editing Tools Included

PowerVCR provides "cut & paste" and "merge" functions to manipulate one or multiple MPEG video files in a single job.

Pre-scheduled Recording

Pre-scheduled recording function allows users to view and record video contents from any video source such as TV, VCR, handy camcorders and PC cameras via analog-to-digital capture devices. TV programs can be automatically recorded by scheduled recording commands.

Easy to Use

Comprehensive graphic interface provides users with similar panel of real VCR for easy-to-use bottoms with online help.

Operating System
Windows 95, Windows 98
System Requirements

Real-Time recording for MPEG-1: Pentium II processor at 350 MHz or above and at least 64 MB RAM

AVI conversion: Pentium Processor with MMX at 166 MHz or above and at least 32 MB RAM

PCI video capture card supporting Video for Windows driver, and raw (Uncompressed) video capturing.
Note: Not supporting for compressed video capturing device, such as, capture card with hardware MPEG encoding chips.

Supported Languages
English, Traditional Chinese
Specifications
Video Specifications

Video Input Format YV12, Y41P, YUY2, RGB16, RGB24, UYUY, YUY2, YUV9, and 1420 FourCC

Recorded Resolution 176 x 144 (QCIF), 352 x 240 (SIF), 352 x 288 (CIF) and 320 x 240

Frame Rate 30, 29, 97 fps selectable for NTSC 25 fps for PAL 24, 25, 15, 12, 10 fps selectable for FILM Selectable

Video Preview and Video Overlay mode

Video Output Format : MPEG1 and VCD

Audio Specifications

Audio Input Format PCM audio

Audio Output Format MPA (MPEG-1 Audio) format

Bits per Sample Selectable 8 or 16 bits sample bit rate

Modes Selectable Mono, Stereo, Dual and Joint Stereo quality

MPEG Compression

Selectable I/B/P frames, I/P frames and I-frames only recording options

User defined number of P- and B-frames per GOP (Group of Pictures)

Provide VCD and other user-defined recording profiles.

 

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