jo, super, antwort von adaptec bekommen, hätt ich wohl die usb2 karte nur in einen anderen slot stecken müssen...
The symptoms you are describing are those of the USB 2.0
driver sharing an Interrupt Request (IRQ) with other controller's
drivers and the operating system is not able to handle the IRQ sharing
with them and the VideOh! at the same time. This is shown by the
display of the video for a short time and then the driver is
uninstalled as it has caused an IRQ conflict with the other
controller's drivers for use of the IRQ to move the video data. This
type of conflict where the IRQ can not be supported for use by all of
the controller's drivers that it has been assigned causes the Video
Driver to be disconnected. However, the Operating System is seeing
the slower USB 1 drivers can be used and the IRQ assigned there can
handle the video data flow without conflicts and it is then connected
to the slower USB 1 drivers. This is ok as long as the video capture
is working for you without any problems.
To possibly correct the problem you can try to get the USB 2.0
controller assigned a different IRQ for the USB 2.0 driver, but this
may or may not be difficult or this change may even be not available.
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