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| 421760 | 2006-01-16 21:27:00 | Hi F1'ers I would like to transfer some old vhs videos to dvd. To do this I presume I need a capturing device (card). The VHS player just has standard audio out/video out on back of it. What video capter/tuner cards would you recommend to do this? Thanks, Nyuuji. |
Nyuuji (5460) | ||
| 421761 | 2006-01-16 22:14:00 | Just as long as the tuner has video in on it, it doesnt matter what kind of tuner u get. I use the leadtek deluxe/expert cards, as the program that comes with these, will also let u record from whatever is plugged into the video in port, on the tuner. I think these have a 5 pin din plug (or 9 pin) one of them. All you have to do is get the adapter and an rca extension, to plug into video out on a VCR, and connect the audio out from the video to the line in on the soundcard to get the sound. |
Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 421762 | 2006-01-16 23:26:00 | I recommend the MSI TV@Anywhere Master card. I have written a tutorial for this HERE (www.epirate.net) |
Haze (3028) | ||
| 421763 | 2006-01-16 23:49:00 | I'm a big fan of Hauppauge. They use hardware-based MPEG encoders; in English, it supports high quality streaming captures, up to 12Mb/sec. It's also well supported for personal video recorders. You might benefit from a VHS player that supports s-video out. |
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