iuVCR 4.17.0.407

As someone who has tried multiple video recording software programs, I was excited to try out iuVCR. The program is intended for Windows 2000/XP and is designed to be a universal video recording program. It works with a TV tuner or video capture card, allowing you to easily record your favorite TV programs and videos in *.AVI or *.WMV format.

One of the things that I really appreciated about iuVCR is its simple and plain interface. The layout is user-friendly and easy to navigate. The program also allows you to capture video of any format, resolution, and duration, making it a versatile option for recording different types of videos. It also has the ability to automatically start when scheduled, which is a handy feature.

One of the key features of iuVCR is its use of DirectShow, a multimedia technology developed by Microsoft corporation. This technology ensures that you get the most out of your video capture card, especially in Windows 2000/XP. Using DirectShow, iuVCR allows you to record *.AVI files of any size, overriding the file size limitation of 2GB inherent in older video capture programs. This means that with a recommended hardware setup and the right system settings, you can record long-lasting videos without any frame loss, in any resolution.

Another thing that impressed me about iuVCR is its rich set of filters for real-time video processing. These include filters like TimeStamp, Motion Detector, Deinterlace, Crop, Histogram, and ImagePlus logo overlay filter by ECP-Soft company. These filters allow for advanced video processing in real-time, improving the quality of your video captures.

iuVCR also comes with a number of other useful features. It has support for IEEE 1394 devices, allowing you to easily connect to external devices. It also supports TV channel tuning and video capturing with a frame size of up to 768x576. You can choose an arbitrary frame size, making it flexible to capture videos of different sizes. The program also supports Microsoft Windows Media Format and Windows Media Encoder integration, as well as Matroska format support.

One of the features I really appreciated was the ability to preview the video stream during capture without any frame size limitations. Most settings are auto-stored in the system registry, making it easy to set up and customize the program to your liking. The program also integrates with the Windows scheduler, allowing you to schedule recordings in advance.

Overall, I found iuVCR to be a reliable and feature-rich video recording program. It has a simple and user-friendly interface and supports a range of useful features. While it's not recommended for use on Windows 98 or Windows ME, it works seamlessly on Windows 2000 or XP. With the right hardware and system settings, iuVCR is capable of producing high-quality video recordings with no loss of frames, making it a great choice for anyone in need of a reliable video recording software.