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Reddy 04-13-2006 03:05 PM

VHS to DVD recorder
 
Anyone have one of these things? I was thinking of buying one since I don't have a digital camcorder and I have lots of good VHS videos. Which is a good one to get and whats a good price?

HMTguy 04-13-2006 03:22 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 
My mom's got one, I don't recall which brand it is. It was the cheapest unit at best buy at the time and it works fine.

88crxSi 04-13-2006 03:25 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 
buy a TV tuner for the PC instead, that way you can capture/EDIT/CREATE a dvd of your liking.

Loserkidwac 04-13-2006 03:29 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 
Yea i have a video card for my computer that has a rf and rca adapters and a dvd burner so I just hook the vcr to the comp and record the video then burn it, I guess one of those machines would save a step...Just buy a digital camera or call me i have one and I don't use it to much so you could borrow it

Reddy 04-13-2006 03:31 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 

Originally Posted by crx88Si
buy a TV tuner for the PC instead, that way you can capture/EDIT/CREATE a dvd of your liking.


What all do I need to do this?



Originally Posted by Loserkidwac
Yea i have a video card for my computer that has a rf and rca adapters and a dvd burner so I just hook the vcr to the comp and record the video then burn it, I guess one of those machines would save a step...Just buy a digital camera or call me i have one and I don't use it to much so you could borrow it


I hate borrowing things, you never have it when you need it. You want to sell it to me? ;)

HMTguy 04-13-2006 03:35 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 
Ahh yea, I can't believe I didn't recommend a TV tuner card first! Basically it lets you watch/record TV on your computer (You can get software to use it like Tivo to record your favorite shows without the monthly service fee ;)) And some of them also have an RCA video input which is great for hooking up VCRs camcorders, surveillance cameras, etc. Here's a link to almost the exact same one that I have:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ATI-ALL-IN-WONDE...QQcmdZViewItem

88crxSi 04-13-2006 03:37 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 

Originally Posted by jagojon3
Ahh yea, I can't believe I didn't recommend a TV tuner card first! Basically it lets you watch/record TV on your computer (You can get software to use it like Tivo to record your favorite shows without the monthly service fee ;)) And some of them also have an RCA video input which is great for hooking up VCRs camcorders, surveillance cameras, etc. Here's a link to almost the exact same one that I have:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ATI-ALL-IN-WONDE...QQcmdZViewItem

^ JUNK

get something with the ATI Theatre 550pro, you dont need an entire video card. go to www.ncix.com and look around. a good one can be had for ~80 US. + shipping.

(i think that x1300 AIW comes w/ the 550pro chip, but you dont need a $400 video card)

HMTguy 04-13-2006 03:38 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 

Originally Posted by crx88Si
^ JUNK

get something with the ATI Theatre 550pro, you dont need an entire video card. go to www.ncix.com and look around. a good one can be had for ~80 US. + shipping.

(i think that x1300 AIW comes w/ the 550pro chip, but you dont need a $400 video card)

How is that junk? The all-in-wonder is by far the best bang for your buck.

MAJORAHOLE 04-13-2006 03:41 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 

Originally Posted by crx88Si
buy a TV tuner for the PC instead, that way you can capture/EDIT/CREATE a dvd of your liking.

:y
but a tuner card won't get you the same quality video as a tivo or dvr. i was lookin into doin that with an old desktop pc i have. but i got a dvr instead with dish network.

jinxy 04-13-2006 03:42 PM

Re: VHS to DVD recorder
 

Originally Posted by jagojon3
How is that junk? The all-in-wonder is by far the best bang for your buck.

ati is junk O0 and thats PCI-E. theres a good chance his motherboard doesn't support that.


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