Hello. I recently purchased an EasyCAP DC60+ for use with my Windows 7 laptop.
The video works fine and looks much better than my original EasyCAP DC60 model. However, my problem is with audio.
When completely uninstalling all the drivers related to EasyCAP, I plugged in the EasyCAP DC60+ by itself and had Windows look for the drivers. It installs USB2861 successfully, but seems to always fail with USB EMP Audio.
I've gone into Device Manager and found where USB EMP Audio is. I've done these steps:
Device Manager > Sound and Video Game Controllers > USB EMP Audio > Right Click > Update driver software > Browse my computer > Look at a list (Look at picture below).
I've tried the original USB Audio Device. It just seems to have a ton of static, but seems to play the sound at a normal pace (regardless of the loud static, which still makes it unbearable).
For the second USB audio option, it plays the sound definitely sped up.
The third one just makes a loud screeching noise.
While trying to use the program DriverMax, which has detected that the USB EMP Audio device is out of date and has an update, I can't download the driver due to the 2 day limit. Perhaps all I need is this driver update? If so, does anyone know where I can get it that isn't through DriverMax?
Otherwise I do want to know if I have to make a custom made filter or not to get this working normally.
Sample Video Using the Second OptionSpecifications:
Laptop: Gateway NV59C
RAM: 4 GB DDR3
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
USB Video Driver Name: USB 8621
