To install the USBTV007 (EasyCap) driver on Windows 10 64-bit, you generally need to manually point Windows to the Windows 7 64-bit
Over the past decade, the open-source community (specifically the "EasyCAP" forums and OBS Project contributors) has created a cross-platform, signed 64-bit driver based on the Linux usbtv driver backport. The most trusted repack is often called usbtv007_64bit_Signed.zip or found within OBS Studio (Open Broadcaster Software) plugins. Usbtv007 Driver Windows 10 64 Bit
| Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | Driver won't install (error 52) | Disable driver signature enforcement (see above). | | Device recognized but no video | Use 32-bit video software (e.g., AmCap 32-bit). Many 64-bit apps fail with this chip. | | Green/purple screen | Check PAL/NTSC source setting. Force correct format in capture software. | | Audio not working | Audio is often a separate USB audio device (USBTV007 Audio). Set it as default input. | | Dropped frames | Reduce resolution to 320x240 or use older software (VirtualDub, AmCap). | To install the USBTV007 (EasyCap) driver on Windows
Before you give up, run through this checklist: | | Device recognized but no video |
The Usbtv007 device typically uses one of these four chips:
The USBTV007 (often found in EasyCap video grabbers) does not have a single "official" driver from a central manufacturer, as it is a generic chip used by many different brands.
Pro tip: The hardware ID is your best friend. Open Device Manager → Right-click the unknown device → Properties → Details → Hardware Ids. If you see USB\VID_05E1&PID_0408 or USB\VID_1B71&PID_3002, the Usbtv007 driver is compatible.