Capture Card for FMLE pref USB device

We are looking to buy a USB based capture card thats been tested with FMLE thats to be used on Windows 7 Laptop. We did look into the FAQ page got only VGA to USB card.we are looking at RCA/componeent to USB capture cards.We are using ADVC 110 at the moment but looking to get a another capture card on a lower budget.Also the laptop we sue doesnt have a firewire Input.
Also can you suggest if any of these two capture devices have been tested on FMLE
Aver Media DVD EZMaker 7
Hauppauge USB Live 2
Thanks
Eaglei1982

I've been streaming with the ION Video2PC capture device...it works flawlessly with no problem. The machine I've been testing it on can only pump out 480p or 540p at the most. But, I'm sure if I used it on a faster machine I would get way better results. You can find them used under $30 bucks online and unlike most cheap capture/input devices, you can access the video and audio in FMLE. Just thought, I'd share they info.

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