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Hauppauge Colossus PCI Express Internal HD-PVR

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Hardware Interface VGA, DVD-R, Express Card, DVD-RW, Component Video, PCI, HDMI, S-Video
Video Capture Resolution 1080p
Operating System Windows
Platform Windows 7, Windows

About this item

  • Video is recorded in an H.264 Blu-ray compatible format
  • Records video game play at up to 1080i from the XBox360 or PS3
  • Digital audio is recorded using AAC or Dolby Digital AC-3
  • Compatible with Windows 7, Vista and Windows XP

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Colossus is an internal HD PVR PCI Express card high definition (HD) video recorder for PCs. Colossus records at video resolutions up to 1080i in real time using a built-in hardware H.264 encoder. Video is recorded in an H.264 Blu-ray compatible format from any component video equipped high definition cable TV or satellite set top box. It will also record video game play at up to 1080i from the XBox360 or PS3 etc. Digital audio is recorded using AAC or Dolby Digital AC-3. Colossus also has an HDMI input for recording HD from a un-encrypted HDMI video source such as the Xbox360 or digital SLR cameras. Compatible with Windows 7, Vista and Windows XP. Includes component video cable set, Hauppauge remote control, IR receiver plus IR blaster for set top box channel control.

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The Hauppage Colossus is a high-definition video recorder for making real-time H.264-compressed recordings at resolutions up to 1080i. This HD PVR has a PCIe computer card interface and records component video (YCrCb) from video game consoles and cable TV and satellite set top boxes, with a built-in IR blaster to automatically change TV channels for scheduled recordings. Colossus also has an HDMI input port, so you can record HD video at up to 1080i from a un-encrypted HDMI source.

The Hauppauge 1414 Colossus High Definition Personal Video Recorder offers:

  • Recording direct from cable TV and satellite with quality up to 1080i.
  • Record your game play
  • AVCHD format for burning Blu-ray DVD discs.
  • Standard definition composite and HDMI inputs.

In addition to recording TV shows, you can record your video game play to demonstrate tips and tricks, or just show off your skills to your friends. You can also use Colossus to turn your old VCR tapes into Blu-ray discs. Record your video tapes using Colossus and then burn Blu-ray-formatted DVD disks on your PC.

Record from video game consoles and cable TV and satellite set top boxes. View larger
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High-Definition Quality Recordings on Your Schedule

At long last, a personal video recorder, or PVR, that offers high quality recordings of high-definition television shows. Now you can start building a personal archive of your favorite high definition TV programs without losing the broadcast quality.

At the heart of the HD-PVR is an H.264 high-definition encoder that's built-in for high-performance, high-quality TV recordings at up to 1080i resolution, 720p or VGA/D1. The box includes a component video input for use with most high-definition cable TV and satellite TV receivers, as well as optical or stereo audio inputs. (Audio is recorded using AC-3 encoding from SPDIF in 2 or 5.1 channel audio / Digital Dolby.)

The HD-PVR records in the AVCHD format, which can be used to burn Blu-ray DVD discs. Two hours of high-definition recordings, recorded at 5 Mbits/sec, can be burnt onto a standard 4.7 GB DVD-R or DVD-RW disk for playback on any Blu-ray DVD player. (You have the option of recording at data rates from 1 Mbs to 13.5Mbs, constant and variable bit rate.)

The recorder also includes Hauppauge's WinTV scheduler that lets you schedule your TV recordings, and a built-in IR blaster that automatically changes TV channels for your scheduled recordings. And for even greater convenience and performance, the HD-PVR features an audio / video component video loop so you can record and watch your television at the same time.

Convert Your Home Videos to Blu-ray DVDs

If you've been wondering what to do with all your home videos, the HD-PVR has the answer. Thanks to the included standard definition composite and S-Video inputs, you can plug your VCR directly into the card and record your old home video tapes into an AVCHD format, which you can then burn onto a DVD for playback on your Blu-ray DVD player.

Also included with the Colossus is Arcsoft's "ShowBiz" for video recording, authoring, and burning of your TV recordings onto a Blu-ray DVD compatible disc.

What's in the Box

Hauppage Colossus PCIe card, IR Blaster transmitter cable, component video cable set, audio cable set, USB cable, and 5V power supply. Also includes the following bundled software applications: Arcsoft "ShowBiz" software, and Hauppauge WinTV Scheduler.

Which High Definition Personal Video Recorder is Right for You?

Type Component Video Optical Audio RCA Audio HDMI Input PCIe
1414 Colossus Internal
1212 HD-PVR External

Customer reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars
3.6 out of 5
139 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the video quality of the TV tuner card, mentioning it does an excellent job recording HD video over the HDMI connection. They also appreciate the hardware and software. However, some customers have reported issues with the sound quality, saying it produces improperly-synced audio. Opinions are mixed on performance, ease of installation, size, and support.

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62 customers mention45 positive17 negative

Customers like the video quality of the TV tuner card. They say the software is doing an excellent job recording HD video over the HDMI connection. They also say the picture quality and audio are excellent. Some mention that the full screen recording is better than a DVR, and that the video recording is fine.

"...Video quality is very good, CPU use during encoding is low, and the IR blaster is able to control the U-verse STB box, a VIP-1200..." Read more

"OK gang, this unit is very good at recording PS3 games...." Read more

"...is cheaper than Hauppauge's external PVR solution plus it can take in HDMI ( cable NOT included ) as well as component, s-video, and composite..." Read more

"This card provides great quality video for a decent price, but I did run into some issues while setting it up...." Read more

37 customers mention26 positive11 negative

Customers like the quality of the TV tuner card. They mention that it's an excellent product, easy to install, and has excellent hardware. Some say that the material quality seems very good. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.

"Short Version:Pros: Installation was painless, quality is great..." Read more

"...I highly recommend this card to anyone on a budget. Professional quality and decent price!My specs:..." Read more

"...After recording a few tests with WinTV 7, I noticed the picture was awful and very compressed, kind of like old YouTube videos...." Read more

"...I now have 1080i discs recorded from the DVR in the STB and they are pretty good. Might be the bleeding edge, though." Read more

82 customers mention46 positive36 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the TV Tuner Card. Some mention that it works very well, produces good results, and works great in Sony Vegas and ArcSoft ShowBiz, while others say that the results are terrible and the software encoder is to blame. Some say that Win TV 7 never worked correctly and that the files it creates will not work with most other editing.

"...This works like a charm, and the Colossus has no problems changing channels on the VIP-120 Set top box that AT&T supplies...." Read more

"...Cons: Win TV 7 never worked correctly, even after an updateLonger Version:..." Read more

"...The card works great otherwise! However, now I have to buy something else to get it to work the way I wanted it to!" Read more

"...what others have said about how well this product works because it does work great, instead I'll note my issue so those of you having those issue..." Read more

36 customers mention24 positive12 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of installation. Some mention that it's really simple to install, and the software works first time out. However, others say that the setup process was a bit rough.

"...Let me back up. The installation was as easy as any PCI E card installation. Install the card, turn the computer back on, install drivers, done...." Read more

"...The card installs as easily as you would expect it to (plug and play). The software is simple to use...." Read more

"...However, the initial setup was not easy.WMC support is currently in beta, and the installation process is anything but user-friendly...." Read more

"...The card was easy to install and has been working flawlessly. The capture quality is excellent. I'm very satisfied with this purchase." Read more

9 customers mention3 positive6 negative

Customers are mixed about the size of the TV tuner card. Some mention that it works wonderful and records HD and fits right into a tower computer, while others say that the.ts files are very large, so for video that they want to keep, they cut out the. They also mention that the card does not support small form factor, so they were unable to fit it in their HTPC. Some customers also say that it's kind of long lengthwise and did not seat well into the back of the card.

"...When I recorded M2TS or TS files, I would often get wrong file lengths...." Read more

"Great product. Works wonderful and records HD and fits right into a tower computer!..." Read more

"...First of all, this card is kind of long lengthwise, It went over one of my ram slots on my computer...." Read more

"...The .ts files are very large, so for video that I want to keep, I cut out the commercials and then recode to .mkv, which reduces the file size and..." Read more

9 customers mention5 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the support provided by the TV tuner card. Some find the tech support outstanding, with good phone support and good support software. They also appreciate the hardware integration and ability to do all the processing within the card. However, some customers report a complete lack of support and mention that the product is not supported by the company.

"...features is, as the above referenced reviewers state, its ability to do all the processing within the card...." Read more

"...Worse yet was the dismal lack of any support, the absolutely bear minimum effort put into drivers and compatibility with any main stream software..." Read more

"...The Hauppage tech support is outstanding. Don't be afraid to ask for help, especially since the included docs are just awful." Read more

"...to stay away from this card and Hauppauge in general is their complete lack of support...." Read more

13 customers mention3 positive10 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the sound quality of the TV tuner card. They mention that it produces improperly-synced audio, no audio stream, and a weird sound and picture. Some customers also report that the audio track is missing or missing altogether.

"...the settings and restarted the program as instructed, and had no sound OR image. I updated the driver and software, and still had no sound or image...." Read more

"...to record with 2 more VCRs and the Colossus again made this weird sound and picture, both in the supplied ArcSoft Showbiz and in WinTV 7...." Read more

"...played back the video, the video played back at double the speed with no sound...." Read more

"...I set encoding at 5 MB (CBR). It recorded fine and the audio and video could be previewed and it was very good...." Read more

12 customers mention0 positive12 negative

Customers have negative opinions about the software of the TV tuner card. They say that it's confusing, poorly thought out, and buggy. They also mention that the add-on software for DVD production is poor and the encoder is terrible. Customers also say that the included WinTV software has issues and is almost impossible to program.

"...The thing is almost impossible to program...." Read more

"...Secondly, the software ArcSoft ShowBiz is kind of buggy ( meaning it will freeze up when you press the record button)...." Read more

"...There were no edits done with the software or no menu created. This was just a record and burn. On the HD-PVR this would have taken 15 minutes...." Read more

"...The included WinTV software has issues. Do yourself a favor and go to the Hauppage support site for the Colossus...." Read more

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P. Estelle
5.0 out of 5 stars Finally, HD in Media Center!
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2012
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Pros: Works well with Media center and U-verse, once setup is completed. Video quality is very good, CPU use during encoding is low, and the IR blaster is able to control the U-verse STB box, a VIP-1200

Cons: Support for Win7 Media center is in beta, and hard to set up. WMC drivers currently support only 1 device. HDMI port does not support encrypted video, so it cannot be used for cable set-top boxes.

I purchased the Colossus to allow my Media Center PC to watch and DVR High Def content from ATT U-verse. This works like a charm, and the Colossus has no problems changing channels on the VIP-120 Set top box that AT&T supplies. However, the initial setup was not easy.

WMC support is currently in beta, and the installation process is anything but user-friendly. You must run 3 or 4 individual setup programs in addition to the setup within Windows Media Center. The setup within WMC is pretty buggy, but if you pay attention to the notes in the install guide, you shouldn't have a problem. At the time of writing, only Win7 is supported, and only one device is supported. I had a Hauppauge HVR-2250 TV tuner that had to be removed in order for the Media center setup to work.

The HDMI input port cannot accept encrypted video, so using it with the U-verse VIP-1200 box was not an option. I imagine this is the case for all cable boxes. So I had to use component connections (3 cables for Video, plus 2 more for audio) instead. A component cable is included, which is a nice touch.

I suggest uninstalling your old drivers and Win TV before removing your old tuner and replacing it with the colossus. Also download the latest drivers from the Hauppauge Website ([...] as well as the beta install files for WMC support. You can then use the setup disk to reinstall Win TV if you like. Carefully read and follow the instructions included with MC install files, or your setup for Media Center may not work.

Once you finish the setup, the integration into WMC is seamless. The Colossus looks like a TV tuner to Media Center, and the IR blaster is able to change channels on the VIP1200 reliability. Channel changes take about 4 seconds to complete due to the use of the IR blaster to control the STB. The Video on my PC, as well as the Xbox 360 I use as an extender, is just as good as the video when the STB is connected directly to the TV. Because the Colossus has hardware encoding, CPU utilization on my PC was very low, around 2-3%.

I am very pleased with the quality of video I get with this card. I would recommend it.

There is one thing to keep in mind, however. The VIP-1200 `turns itself off' after 6 to 8 hours of inactivity (changing channels). There appears to be no way of turning off this `feature' on the VIP-1200, so using WMC as a DVR may not be effective if you have U-verse. However, this is not the fault of the colossus. If Hauppauge is listening, it would be nice if the software sent an `OK' key press to the box a few seconds before a scheduled recording to wake the box back up.
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El David Grande
4.0 out of 5 stars Good product, but Win TV 7 is useless
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2011
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Short Version:

Pros: Installation was painless, quality is great
Cons: Win TV 7 never worked correctly, even after an update

Longer Version:

The only reason this didn't get 5 stars is because of the mental pain and anguish caused by Win TV 7. Let me back up. The installation was as easy as any PCI E card installation. Install the card, turn the computer back on, install drivers, done. I ran component cables to connect the card to my DVR (my primary source) and started up Win TV 7. After going through the automatic configuration process, I got sound and what looked like scrambled video - mostly black screen with some ghostly noise. I played with the settings and restarted the program as instructed, and had no sound OR image. I updated the driver and software, and still had no sound or image. With a lot of fiddling I was able to get the sound back, but never could see video, and was getting flop sweat thinking I'd just wasted a bunch of money.

Out of desperation, I started up the other bundled program, ArcSoft ShowBiz, and much to my relief, everything worked! Image and sound were great, and I was able to use ShowBiz to capture what I needed from my DVR.

Now, that is as far as I've gone (and probably will go) with anything on this card or with the software. I use the Adobe Suite to edit and manipulate video, so I won't need ShowBiz for that, and I have a DVR running so I won't be using the card for any of those functions. For what I needed the card to do - capture HD video from my DVR - it worked great.

Hauppauge needs to fix or remove Win TV 7 and this will be a 5-star product.
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Mathieu Plante
1.0 out of 5 stars My detailed experience with multiple Hauppauge products
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2012
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I recently purchased multiple Hauppauge capture products in a row, trying to find one that worked for me (or just worked).

First I should note that I'm looking for a product to capture VHS tapes in the highest quality possible through composite cables. The reason I really wanted an Hauppauge product is because the alternatives do software encoding, which is more CPU intensive. The Hauppauge products I purchased do it in hardware, and my CPU is between 1 and 10% at all times when recording. At first I wanted something that wasn't too expensive, but now money is no longer an object after the problems I've had with cheap Hauppauge products.

I started with an  Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR High Definition Personal Video Recorder  (Order Placed: April 24 2012). I don't know if the problem was with my computer or the box, but it would work about a third of the time, the rest would show a black screen. I had to reboot the computer and if I was lucky, I would get sound and video on the second or third try. When I recorded, it was super laggy, even on my very recent and powerful machine. The reason I bought an HD PVR was so I wouldn't have to use my CPU too intensely for capturing and still be able to use it as a file server. That didn't work.

Then I purchased the less expensive  Hauppauge Colossus PCI Express Internal HD-PVR  (Order Placed: May 19, 2012). That one caused me the most frustration. First, when the VCR was playing, the image was fine, even beautiful. But when the VCR was in stopped mode, instead of showing a clear blue screen as it should, the card produced a screen with wavy blue or peach-coloured lines, some snow, and a really loud intermittent snow noise. This is what the Hauppauge Colossus showed me and actually recorded. I tried to record with 2 more VCRs and the Colossus again made this weird sound and picture, both in the supplied ArcSoft Showbiz and in WinTV 7. I tried different cables, same thing. Also, and this will sound strange, the last frame of the tape that was previously inserted was "remembered" by the card or the cable adapter. What I mean is, when the tape is finished and rewinds itself (or if you press stop) the Colossus keeps showing the last frame for some reason, but really jumpy. It's really hard to explain, but let's say the last frame before pressing stop was some guy picking up a hammer, the Colossus would keep showing that, but the guy looks like he's hammering something (the two frames keep repeating over and over, up, down, up, down). Seriously, it's hard to believe, but it's true, and it's actually recorded in the video. Even when you eject the tape and insert another, the last frame of the previous tape is still on screen, and is recorded in the final video file, weird. I'm worried it might be because of video interference, or bad shielding, or bad RCA to Hauppauge proprietary plug adaptor. At first, I thought it wasn't a big deal, that I could just cut the beginning and end in post production. But's wait, there's more!

When I captured some tape that had snow at the end of it, the capture module would simply stop recording, even if I programmed a pre-determined recording length. It would say that it was still recording in Showbiz, but the final video would end about a frame before the snow came. If I played the video file after I stopped the recording in ShowBiz (so it should have recorded at least 5 minutes of snow), it was cut and I wouldn't have the snow at all in the file, it just didn't want to record it. It's snow, who cares, but it's just more weird behavior.

So I started digitizing my tapes, and it let me capture 20 tapes or so. Then it stopped working. Windows saw it, showed me an exclamation mark, but WinTV 7 and ArcSoft Showbiz both said they couldn't see the card. I tried everything: rebooting, uninstalling with their uninstall utility, unplugging the card, formatting the PC, etc.

Another problem I had was with ArcSoft Showbiz. It has 3 recording formats available. When I recorded M2TS or TS files, I would often get wrong file lengths. For example, I would set a timer to record a 3:32 long tape, Showbiz would record it, stop the recording and dump the file in a specified folder. Then Windows would tell me that the file was more than 7 hours long. I opened it in VLC and Windows Media Player. The first would say the file was 0:00 long and wouldn't let me skip properly. The second would show the 7 hours, let me skip through it but if I skipped what should be 5 minutes, it would skip like an hour on the timer... it just made absolutely no sense. I tried the MP4 format, but the forums said the audio and video get de-synced after a while with MP4, I don't want to risk that.

Seriously, the Hauppauge forums are filled with complaints, it's kind of incredible, seems like there's no problem that this card doesn't have. Which brings me to my next point: the Hauppauge forums are way too moderated. I posted questions to the community about the situations I just described. It took days for them to approve them. If they approve posts, does that mean there are actually even MORE people with bugs than what is shown on the forums, it's just that their posts haven't been "approved" yet? I think they want to distance the bugs reports so it doesn't look like there's a constant stream of bugs coming in. Oh well, back to the shopping process.

After that, I purchased an  Hauppauge 1213 WinTV-HVR-2250 PCI-E x1 Dual TV Tuner  (Order Placed: May 30, 2012), the next best rated item made by the company (after the HD PVR and Colossus). Short review: no real bugs that I could see, the stopped screen is clear blue, as it should be. After recording a few tests with WinTV 7, I noticed the picture was awful and very compressed, kind of like old YouTube videos. Turns out the maximum recording quality is about 6 mbps according to a quick Google search. That is low. The HD PVR was 13.5 mbps and Colossus 20 mbps constant or up to 24 mbps variable, and I recorded at the very max with both. If I'm going to archive my VHS tapes, I might as well do it in the best quality possible. Hauppauge as far as I know doesn't really advertise their highest bitrate for the 2250 on their website, so I was bummed about that after the fact. I had to send that one back as well.

You might think I would have given up at this point, but no, I'm very persistent with these things.

The last product I purchased was another  Hauppauge Colossus PCI Express Internal HD-PVR  (Order Placed: June 2, 2012), just in case I got a lemon on the first try. Nope, it had the exact same bugs.

That's 3 Hauppauge products (4 items) that stressed me out to no end for about a month. I am now officially ready to give up on Hauppauge products for good. I purchased a  Canopus 77010150100 ADVC110 Converter , a product that has almost 100% happy customers, but costs about 200$ (40$ more than the HD PVR is on Amazon right now). I can't wait to use it and review it. Yes, it's quite a bit more expensive, but you get what you pay for with Hauppauge. Oh wait, crap is free, so you get to pay for crap with them, great.

Sorry for the wall of text, but I'm done with Hauppauge, they just cause too much unneeded stress. I need to get this project done and these products are not up to the challenge. I feel like I should end on a positive note: Amazon's service is amazing as always, the refund process is fantastic and easy, UPS shipping is really fast. All around great experience with everyone else involved.
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JEFFERI KAMARUDIN
5.0 out of 5 stars Gets the job done
Reviewed in Canada on December 30, 2013
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When i first got it , i installed the driver that came in the CD. Noticed that the videos recorded via HDMI were choppy. I had to update the driver to the latest , now it seems ok.

I use it with NEXT PVR + XBMC + Satelite Box + ViewHD 2 Port 1x2 Powered HDMI
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JCMS
5.0 out of 5 stars Capturadora de video ideal
Reviewed in Spain on January 25, 2013
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Esta capturadora de Hauppauge me ha sorprendido gratamente, pues es capaz de obtener la señal de vídeo de una fuente externa sin perder un ápice de calidad. Graba en HD, y trae un softaware muy bueno e intuitivo.
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TravChr
4.0 out of 5 stars So Far So Good
Reviewed in Canada on February 19, 2013
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I bought this card, though i was reluctant due to many of the reviews i saw around here and in other places. I have to say, im glad i didnt take too much heed in the negative reviews i saw. Installation was easy, i followed an online guide how to set it up with Windows Media Centre, and im sure it saved me couple of headaches. Im using component IN for Video, and optical IN for audio, through to WMC and HDMI out of my Nvidia graphics card. I then run through a powered 2:1 HDMI splitter out to my Yamaha home theatre receiver, then to my living room tv. The other split off goes to my bedroom TV via a 50' HDMI cable. I'm using the component and optical pass thru to a different input on my home theatre receiver, this way i can be on the computer in the bedroom, while my girlfriend can watch tv in the living room. Im in Ontario Canada, and had heard alot of things about Canadian cable/sat providers not allowing the use of these (or other) capture cards/devices. I am with shaw cable, using the component connections Windows Media centre is able to find the entire guide available (up to 14 days in advance), the only thing is, i had to manually delete the channels that i do not subscribe to, so that all the channels in my guide, are the ones i get. The internal IR blaster that comes with the Colussus works great as well! Just have to make sure you set it up in the Hauppage setup program, and Windows Media Centre. Make sure to find the IR photo eye on the front of your STB before you mount the blaster to it. Look with a flashlight at the front of you STB and you should see it, looks like a black LED (at least mine did). Even the remote that comes with this card works well in WMC, i had read somewhere that it didnt, so i bought a third party remote with IR blaster, it now sits in it's original package in my cupboard. My only complaint is sometimes i have pinkish ghost lines that move vertically up the screen. Im sure this is an interference issue, and am trying different things to erredicate the problem. I plugged in the composite audio cables from my STB to the Colossus, and that got rid of most of the problem (only very seldom are they visible at all now), that being said, it seems to be a grounding issue, and might have something to do with noise in my houshold wiring. I will be looking to get another Colossus in the future, so i have the abilities of a dual tuner, and will be able to watch one TV program while i record another. I will be also exploring the possibilities of using the HDMI IN on the card to set up home surveilience, using my GoPro... but thats another topic. All in all, Im very satisfied so far.
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Gilbert Durand
5.0 out of 5 stars très bonne carte
Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2014
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Fonctionne très bien
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Jefkoz
4.0 out of 5 stars Good for recording
Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2014
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The colossus is easy to install into your PC but the drivers can be a pain. Sometimes it works first time other it take a few times for it to install. It's easy to use and the software comes with a video editor which works well considering the price.
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