1. the installation of the osprey-210/220 driver for windows nt begins with a confirmation that the setup program is beginning.
the welcome window displays.
2. click next.
the information window displays.
3. click next.
the software license agreement window displays.
4. review this message and make sure that the licensing terms are acceptable. click yes to accept the agreement. if you do not wish to accept the agreement, click no to terminate the installation routine.
the setup type window displays.
5. this window allows you to select the installation type. select osprey-210/220 and click next.
the select components window displays.
6. this window displays a list of choices for the default video signal format used in your country. select the video signal standard you wish to use and click next. for more information about video signal formats, see video standard.
the choose destination location window displays.
7. the destination location is the folder where vidcap32 (the demo applet), readme, and other auxiliary files are located. (the core video capture driver files are located in windows nt system directories regardless of the destination location chosen here.) the default location, in the program files folder, should be appropriate for most systems. click the browse button near the bottom of the dialog if you want to change the location.
the select program folder window displays.
8. the setup program suggests placing the osprey icons in a new program folder entitled “osprey multimedia capture.” you can change this name by editing the program folders field, or you can add the icons to an existing folder by highlighting it in the existing folders window. click next to continue.
the start copying files window displays.
9. click back to modify the directory and program folder destinations or click next to continue. the installation program copies the files to their destinations, sets up the osprey driver registry entries, and starts the driver.
a question dialog window displays.
10. if you would like a desktop icon installed for exclusive special offers from osprey video division, click yes. otherwise, click no (the shortcut will be available in the program group if it is not on the desktop).
if another kind of video capture driver is already installed on your system, another question dialog window displays.
11. click yes to make the osprey driver your primary video capture driver, unless you have a particular reason for doing otherwise. refer to appendix d - using the osprey video capture driver with other drivers for more detailed information about this message.
if another kind of audio capture device such as a soundcard is already installed on your system, a message similar to the one above displays asking, “do you want to make this your primary audio capture driver?”
12. click yes to use the osprey-210/220 as the primary audio capture device.
a dxmedia window will be displayed stating that dxmedia will be installed. please see directx media details for more information about this software. click ok to install the dxmedia libraries.
13. click ok to install the dxmedia libraries.
the install ligos video window displays.
14. the install ligos video window asks the user if the ligos indeo codecs should be installed. click yes to install the codecs (recommended) or no to skip this installation. if you select yes, the indeo installation will run. at the end of the indeo installation, do not let it restart the system. the system will be restarted by the osprey install. see installing ligos technology’s indeo for detailed instructions.
the setup complete window displays.
15. click finish.
16. restart windows nt.
to change your setup at a later time, see chapter 6 - capturing audio.