This card has the highest quality.
It can mirror in live mode.
It allows adjusting contrast and brightness. Adjust by click-dragging on the live image. Drag up-down to adjust brightness and drag left-right to adjust contrast. The right mouse button adjusts hue and saturation. Hue is only used with NTSC video. Saturation controls how strong the colors are.
It is compatible with most computers and operating systems.
However, it is the most expensive card.
This video device is best when working with notebooks. A digital intra oral camera with DV output can be connected to a notebook with a DV connector. An analog intra oral camera with an S-Video output can be connected to a notebook with a DV connector using an S-Video-to-DV converter
It can display video in full screen mode. To view in full screen mode, double click the live image.
It cannot adjust brightness and contrast.
It allows adjusting contrast and brightness. This can be adjusted in the menu CFG/Source.
It might have difficulties remembering the settings.
The pixel format must always be set to RGB 24.
This type of video card is inexpensive.