Easycap stk1160 linux driver

 · Finding drivers for XP can be a problem if you didn't get the correct driver file. The solution is to get the correct generic drivers and install them manually. 1. Download the Synetek STK drivers from the MediaFire download link. Open the ZIP file and extract the drivers to a folder on your desktop. 2. STK based devices are supported (video and audio) under Linux by the easycap kernel module (kernel and later) and further on by the stk kernel module (kernel ). More information on this wiki: Stk Audio support. More information on this wiki: Stk#Drivers.  · EasyCap DC60 C (STK) DriversUlead VideoStudio SE Serial: AA

Linux device driver for the easycap free download. I would expect it to work on other *nix distros as well. Screenshot from external devices which competes with USB 2. USB Video. It is assumed that the stk based EasyCAP DC60 ist the originally EasyCAP device. With your Easycap and Device connected to your PC, it is now a simple matter of configuring VLC. There is no need to install drivers, as the Easycap DC60 (Syntek STK) is supported by the latest GNU/Linux Kernal and Xubuntu itself via its legacy drivers already onboard, so it is a simple matter of Plug'N'Play!. STK is the new kernel driver for Easycap like USB AV capture devices. It is available in the linux kernel from version and above, but linux-sunxi stable kernel is So this driver does not exist native in that kernel.

Some EasyCAP video recorders are usable on Linux, but not all. For more information on using them, check out the Linux TV page. EasyCAP DC60 Driver - Linux device driver for the EasyCAP Model DC60, with inputs CVBS, S-VIDEO, AUDIO(L), AUDIO(R), and for the EasyCAP, with four CVBS. Hey guys, I found the Windows 10 drivers for this! Is this a legitimate easycap with the stk chip? Is this one come with STK chipset?