Leadtek WinFast PalmTop DTV200 H driver 5.2008.1119.0

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Hardware Interface USB 2.0 Plug-n-Play
  Connectors USB 2.0
  TV RF in connector
  Mini-Din 9 pin connector for video/audio input
  Package Contents WinFast PalmTop DTV200 H
  USB cable
  4-in-1 AV cable
  Portable DVB-T antenna
  Portable FM antenna
  Remote control and batteries
  Quick Installation Guide
  Installation CD for driver and bundled software
  System Requirements One available USB 2.0 port interface
  IntelR Pentium4 2.0 GHz or above (2.8 GHz processor required for analog TV recording with MPEG-2)
  Microsoft® Windows® XP SP2/Vista
  Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0c
  Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 compatible graphics card
  AC 97 compatible PCI sound card
  256MB system RAM or above
  CD R/W or DVD R/W required for burning video into CD or DVD




Operating system:
Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows XP X64 / Windows Vista64

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