Windows 8 64bit and Intensity Pro (PCIe)

User knowledge required...

I have recently installed Windows 8 on a new PC. Because of this my motherboard does not allow me us my old Pinnacle 500 PCI card in the new motherboard PCIe slots.

As an alternative I would like to use the Intensity Pro PCIe card to capture from TV and VCR. Can anyone confirm whether it is....

1) Fully compatible with Windows 8 64bit?
2) Will the card work okay with Adobe Premiere? (NOT Pro version as it is too expensive)
3) What other software is it compatible with other than the supplied software?

Your answers will determine whether I buy this product, as money is very limited I would prefer real user feedback if possible.

Thank you in advance for any feedback who can provide me with

What is the exact version of Premiere you're using?

Hi Adbear

I have not purchased any software in advance for it yet? I currently own a Pinnacle PCI capture card, but because the card does not work in a PCI express slot on newer motherboards I was looking to purchase a reliable alternative card such as the Intensity Pro. My main concern was would I have to purchase the expensive Premiere Pro software or would it still work okay the basic much cheaper non pro version due to money limits.

my main use for the card is to record to convert my old video tape collection and TV show recordings from my DVD recorder under my TV.

Jaffacaique

I have an Intensity Pro with Win8 x64 and everything works perfectly always download the latest drivers that are vers 9.7.1
I know there is only one version of Premiere Pro and is fully compatible with the Intensity, however, if what you need to do is just capture video from video cassette you can do well with the software included with the Intensity Media Express and then with a little program authoring statement as Nero Video, you can convert and create DVD menu

AmarecTV is single-handedly the best software to use with the Intensity Pro/Shuttle