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Impact Acoustics Video to PC Converter Review

by Tom Andry last modified February 08, 2008
Impact Acoustics Video to PC Converter

Impact Acoustics Video to PC Converter

Summary

  • Product Name: Video to PC Converter
  • Manufacturer: Impact Acoustics
  • Performance Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Value Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Review Date: February 07, 2008 11:56
  • MSRP: $ 99.99
Specifications

Converts S-video and composite video to VGA HD15 output

Compatible with VGA, SVGA, XGA and SXGA Monitors

Small Footprint allows placement in tight spaces

No software required


Pros

  • Plug and play - no software required
  • Easy setup and installation
  • Decent deinterlacing performance

Cons

  • Audio setting attenuates PC volume
  • Single audio input makes multiple video less useful
  • Basic calibration options

Introduction

Impact Acoustics is single handedly trying to confine me to my office. Take any composite or s-video video source with its accompanied analogue audio and the Video to PC Converter will convert your monitor to a display. All this without software or any other "not allowed by IT" programs. The box is small and unobtrusive which you can easily hide away. It will even deinterlace the picture for you! If you're an employee, this should be on your birthday list, if you're an employer, you should be looking for one to confiscate from your employees… so you can use it in your office.

 

 

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