What Is an ATI T200?
Video-capture cards let you use your desktop computer to double as a TV and digital video recorder. The ATI T200 file is a system file used to operate the ATI All-in-Wonder brand of video-capture cards. Once installed, this file unleashes your computer's video-capture abilities.
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How Drivers Work
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Drivers provide the instruction to your computer's operating system regarding the hardware installed on your system's motherboard. Drivers are specific to your hardware devices and are needed for your hardware to operate properly. As updates to operating software are released, companies may update the drivers for your devices. These updates are crucial for system compatibility.
What ATI T200 Does
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The ATI T200 Unified AVStream driver is the primary driver for ATI's video graphics and capture cards. In addition to allowing you to stream live TV to your computer, the ATI T200 Unified AVStream driver can improve multimedia and video game playback on your computer.
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Updating ATI T200 Unified AVStream Drivers
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Updates and patches to the ATI T200 Unified AVStream driver improve performance and correct reported bugs in the program. Updated ATI T200 drivers for your specific graphics card can be downloaded from Support.amd.com. Take care when downloading your updated drivers, as there are several types of ATI graphics cards that use the T200 drivers. Downloading drivers for the wrong device may cause your equipment to malfunction or behave erratically.
Capturing Video
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The ATI T200 Unified AVStream driver enables video streaming to your computer from an active cable or broadcast signal. When paired with a video-recording program and video-compression codecs, you can record TV shows and movies to your hard drive for later viewing or use in digital video projects.
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