Manual Capturing

Make sure the video source is connected to the hardware encoder inputs.

Press the Setup button to specify the encoding format and compression type.

Click OK to apply.

Specify the capture-to folder and the tape ID and enter Title and File name in the relevant fields below.

Press Manual Capture to start the encoding.

Press Abort to stop the encoding.

TIP(!) If you assign some duration in the Time code parameters field, CaptureBox will stop capturing automatically.

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