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Osprey-200/210/220 Video Capture Card
Release 1.38 for Windows 95 and 98
Release Notes
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To view this ReadMe after installation, click on
"ReadMe" in the Osprey-200 program group.

To test the driver, click on "VidCap32" in the
Osprey-200 program group. The Osprey-200 program
group is for the Osprey-200, 210, and 220 cards.

For detailed information about the boards and driver,
click on the Users' Guide icon in the Osprey-200
program group.  The Users' Guide is in Adobe Acrobat
.pdf format.  If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader,
you can download it for free from www.adobe.com.


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Quick start install:
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If you are installing the Osprey-200-family card for the 
first time:  Shut off the PC, install the card, and restart
Win 95 or Win 98.  Follow the Win 95/98 Plug and Play 
directions.  Then follow the directions in the setup 
program that will automatically run after Plug and
Play has finished.

If you already have an Osprey-200-family card installed and 
are updating your driver, first remove the old driver.
Click:

1. Control Panel
2. Add/Remove Programs
3. Osprey-200
4. Add/Remove
5. OK (in confirmation message)

Then restart the PC.  Follow the Win 95/98 Plug and
Play directions.  Then follow the directions in the
setup program that will automatically run after 
Plug and Play has finished.

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Changes from version 1.36:

1. Support has been added for the new
Osprey-210 and 220 cards.  The same
driver software now supports all 3 cards.
There are 2 user manuals: 
UsersGuide9x.pdf for the Osprey-200, and
Osprey-210_220_Users_Guide9x.pdf for the
Osprey-210 and 220.

2. New Features of the Osprey-210 and 220:
The Osprey-220 has balanced and unbalanced audio inputs.
Use the checkboxes on the mixer applet to select the input
audio type for your encoding application.  The Osprey-220
uses RCA plugs for the unbalanced audio inputs, like the 200.
The Osprey-210 uses a 3.5mm stereo connector for the
audio input plug, unlike the Osprey-200.
Both the Osprey-210 and 220 have a hardware loopback plug 
for monitoring the audio input signal.  It uses a 3.5mm 
stereo connector.  The Osprey-210 and 220 support
48kHz audio input sampling.

3. A bug which produced a green line at the
bottom of YV12 video has been fixed.

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Changes from version 1.35:

1. Fix for the incompatibility problems with the
SoundBlaster Live soundcard.  

2. There is no need for a sound card to be installed
in the system for the Osprey-200-family audio to work
properly.

3. Although it still supports only one board in the
system, the drivers won't crash if more than one board
is installed.

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Contact information:
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voice:	888-684-6622
fax:	919-319-9814
email:	support@viewcast.com
ftp:	ftp://ftp.viewcast.com/pub/OSP-200/win95/latest