Videoglide For Mac Catalina

EchoFX has announced the release of USBVision for Mac OS X 1.3.2 and VideoGlide for Mac OS X 1.3.2. The software lets various USB video digitizers work on the Mac. The update is free for registered users.

USBVision works with USB 1.1 devices made by Belkin, Global Village, Hauppage and others. VideoGlide works with USB 2.0 deices such as those that are made by LG, Pinnacle, Plextor and others. Both software applications are intended for use with video digitizing devices that don’t ship with Mac-compatible software.

Is the Video-2-Mac kit suitable for use with Mac OS Catalina 10.15? The latest version of Video-2-Mac, launched 11th November 2019, works with Catalina 10.15. The new kit includes an updated USB adapter with the EM28284 chipset which has a 64 bit USB driver. Your Mac over a USB connection. VideoGlide is a 32 bit app and Apple have recently announced that the next version of MacOS 10.15 Catalina, due September 2019, will only support 64 bit apps. Echofx.com, the maker of VideoGlide can’t simply re-compile a 64 bit version of VideoGlide as it. VideoGlide For Mac OS X allows you to use a variety of video devices to capture video and take screen shots under Mac OS X. Video can be captured at 640 x 480 at 29.97 frames per second for NTSC.

Features of either application include video capture and full-screen playback, duration-based recording, time-lapse recording and support for AppleScript.

Changes to the new 1.3.2 releases include a fix for exporting movies in Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard.” A memory leak problem with the USBVision decoder has been fixed and audio support has been added for VideoGlide when devices based on the Empia 2862 chipset are used.