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| Thread ID: 69622 | 2006-06-07 02:29:00 | VHS to DVD archiving | bardin (1950) | Press F1 |
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| 461300 | 2006-06-07 02:29:00 | For starters, does anyone know of a good bunch in Auckland? This is just for someone at work with two 5 min VHS tapes. In terms if myself, I have several physical training video series', probably about 12-15 VHS tapes all up that I want to convert to DVD. In my case it will probably be cheaper to do it myself...in fact looking at the cost of one crowd ($40 first, $30 each subsequent), I seriously think I can do it cheaper myself including buying a video and DVD player. Can someone suggest a good package to purchase...? I'm a bit hopeless with A/V kit. Thanks, Brendan |
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| 461301 | 2006-06-07 03:21:00 | For about $70 to $80 you can buy a Video Capture Card for your PC which fits into a PCI slot. The card has a TV arial socket on it so you can plug that into it or a video recorder, basicly the same setup as if you were plugging into a TV. You tune your channels with the software provided. I have one and have it set up for TV as well as for putting video tapes onto DVD. Trevor :) |
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| 461302 | 2006-06-07 04:06:00 | Thanks I think you might have solved my problem...does the card come with software to package the digital stream? cheers, BQ |
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| 461303 | 2006-06-07 06:39:00 | Check these out for further info.Click here (www.ascent.co.nz) I have the Leadtek TV2000XP RM. Trevor :) |
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