There is a lot of work involved in updating device drivers, so we strongly suggest downloading and installing a driver update utility. Installing the wrong driver, or simply an incompatible version of the right driver, can make your problems even worse. Locating, downloading, and manually updating your Windows XtremeTV VC500 driver does take a lot of time, making the process unbearable for most users. The exciting news is that you can likely update the Video Capture Card device drivers in order to avoid malfunctions.įinding the exact driver for your XtremeTV VC500-related hardware device can be extremely difficult, even directly on the Diamond Multimedia or related manufacturer's website. Drivers will work one day, and for a variety of reasons, suddenly quit working the next day. XtremeTV VC500 errors may be linked to corrupt or outdated drivers of your computer. It is preferred DiamondMM and Cyberlink do this for us.The lastest VC500 drivers are supported on Windows. I'm attempting to find the most current 64-bit Conexant Polaris drivers to determine if will fix the video. Talking to DiamondMM technical support and passing along my research thus far, have had little or no feedback on what to do next.īottomline is there is no upgrade path in place to a more current version of Power Director and DiamondMM doesn't seem to offer up any fixes at this time. I loaded up a 3rd-party capture tool and got the same results from Power Director 17. Through them, we have determined its the Conexant Polaris video driver is the problem. I do have to commend Cyberlink technical support for they have been most helpful and responsive to my issues. I downloaded the 30 day trial of Power Director 17 Ultra thinking it would fix a number of issues only to find VC500 doesn't work at all. So checking out Cyberlink for a fix, I discovered a more current version of PowerDirector was available. (and even then PowerDirector 12 crashes or doesn't import back what was just exported.) For each tape I wanted to transfer, I had to manually reinsert the USB connector into my computer so that Windows would recognize the VC500 device. They may be related to your problem, but here are everyone who has purchase this product.įirst, I can say I can transfer VHS tapes to PC (Windows 10) with some success if I decide to export the file types to MP4 using TV Signal input. I've had a number of support tickets into both Diamond Multimedia (VC500) and Cyberlink (PowerDirector) to resolve a number of my issuses. I've had major issuses with the VC500 USB cable and PowerDirector 12 package.
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