[thelist] vhs video to pc

[Lene Wangmo]

Vince,

Is there anything like the ATI for MAC users?

Lené

on 10/16/02 7:15 AM, Vince Heilman at VHeilman at eAngler.com wrote:

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> I just bought a new video card this weekend to capture VHS.
>
> I bought the ATI 8500DV(64MB) All In Wonder. I don't know what your budget
> is,
> but this package was $199 at Best Buy. It came with Video editing
> software($$)
> and all of the cables needed(S-Video, RCA, etc.) It was VERY easy to set up,
> I didn't have any driver problems, etc. (I'm using a Win2k machine.) I don't
> have a DV camera yet, but when I get it, it'll plug right in.
>
> Other cool features:
> RF Remote that will control your mouse, TV/DVD playback, etc. (fun)
> It makes a great Gaming card. :-)
> And, cames with some games.
>
> http://www.ATI.com
>
> HTH,
>
> Vince
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Tom O'Dea [mailto:todea at escape.com]
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 12:06 AM
>> To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
>> Subject: [thelist] vhs video to pc
>>
>>
>> Does anyone have ideas on the best way to get video and audio
>> from a VHS
>> cassette onto a PC?
>>
>> I figured I would at least need to run a s-video cable from
>> the vcr to an
>> s-video input on the pc's video card, or just use composite
>> video input. As
>> well as running an audio cable from the vcr to pc.
>>
>> thanks,
>> tom
>>
>>
>>
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