Okay, everything worked fine for a while there.
But now, after I've connected my camcorder, Screenblast/Video Factory won't recognize it. It says that, if it is connected, it's in use by another piece of software (even though Screenblast is the only program I have running).
The computer certainly recognizes the connection. I even get an icon on my taskbar.
And I can capture and output in other programs. And, even more strangely, even when Screenblast tells me the camcorder isn't connected, I can force it to capture in Screenblast! But I can't force it to output.
Could it be that even using one of my other editing programs once "stole" the capture card from Screenblast? I suppose I could try re-installing Screenblast and see if it will steal it back, but that seems like such a short-sighted solution.
Is there a simple setting I'm missing?
But now, after I've connected my camcorder, Screenblast/Video Factory won't recognize it. It says that, if it is connected, it's in use by another piece of software (even though Screenblast is the only program I have running).
The computer certainly recognizes the connection. I even get an icon on my taskbar.
And I can capture and output in other programs. And, even more strangely, even when Screenblast tells me the camcorder isn't connected, I can force it to capture in Screenblast! But I can't force it to output.
Could it be that even using one of my other editing programs once "stole" the capture card from Screenblast? I suppose I could try re-installing Screenblast and see if it will steal it back, but that seems like such a short-sighted solution.
Is there a simple setting I'm missing?