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11022000 Contents Introduction..................................................................................................3 Package Contents.................................................................................3 Introduction to USB.....................................................................................4 Introduction to Video Capture......................................................................5 Introduction to Video Editing.......................................................................6 Hardware Installation...................................................................................7 Placement.............................................................................................7 Front Panel...........................................................................................7 Rear Panel.............................................................................................8 Software Guide.............................................................................................9 On-Screen Remote................................................................................9 Scanning for Available Channels........................................................11 TV Jukebox Options...........................................................................13 How To Adjust Color..........................................................................16 How To Capture Still Images from Video..........................................17 Using the Snapshot button..................................................................17 How To Capture Video.......................................................................18 Uninstalling The USB TV Tuner Driver............................................19 Uninstalling The USB TV Tuner AP..................................................23 Technical Specifications.............................................................................24 D-Link Offices............................................................................................25 Limited Warranty........................................................................................26 Registration Card........................................................................................34 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the D-Link DSB-T100. The DSB-T100 enables you to watch TV on your computer and capture video from any video source. This guide will explain the features and functions of the DSB-T100. Package Contents The D-Link DSB-T100 package should include the following items: .. DSB-T100 .. User’s Manual .. Quick Install Guide .. Drivers and Software on CD-ROM .. Sound Cable .. Stand Introduction to USB USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a standard for connecting external devices to your computer quickly and easily. One of the nice things about USB is that power can be provided to the USB device through the USB cable. Some devices such as printer need more power than the USB ports can provide, so those devices will have to use an external power source. USB also allows the device to be connected and removed from the PC without the need to shut down the computer. Currently many USB products are widely available on the market and more are being developed for future release. Because of the high speed of the USB interface, a USB hub can be used to connect more than one USB device to one USB port at one time. The USB standard specifies that up to 127 devices can be connected to your computer. USB is fast enough for webcams and other video devices to transfer large amounts of data. The USB specification allows for two different speeds. A lower speed of 1.5Mbps is used in low power and low speed devices. The faster speed of 12Mbps is used for most devices, especially audio and video USB devices. The most used standard for USB is version 1.1. A new version called USB version 2.0 will be much faster at 400Mbps and will replace version 1.1 as the standard for the market. Introduction to Video Capture Video capture has risen in popularity with the advent of faster and more robust home computer systems. Normally, those wanting to do video capture and mastering were required to purchase very expensive computer systems with expensive video and audio hardware. Because of the quick developments of faster CPU’s and bigger hard drives, video capturing and editing can be accomplished on today’s inexpensive computers. Video capturing is accomplished by taking a video source of some kind, usually a TV, VCR or camcorder, connecting the video source to your computer by way of a video capture device. Video is made up of frames, or single images. The video is made up of all of these images that are shown, one after the other, fast enough that your eyes are tricked into thinking that you are seeing a streaming video. The basic function of the video capture device is to take each frame of the video and save it into a video...