I’m on an older Mac (iMac, 27 in, Late 2009, 2.66 GHz Intel Core i5, 12GB internal memeory running OS X El Capitan 10.11.6) and I couldn’t be happier with this little device. Years ago I bought a powered FireWire video converter box for hundreds of dollars that had a lot of trouble capturing video when the picture quality was poor. When the drivers were finally made obsolete by system upgrades I decided it was time to try another one, and I took a chance on this. I’m overwhelmed by the quality and ease of use in capturing video from old VHS tapes, and I haven’t had a video that it couldn’t capture, regardless of source quality. I’ve already recommended this to a friend looking for an analog to digital solution. Installed the software without issues, however after trying to copy a home-made tape it gives a 'The current content is copy-protected' warning and stops recording. This amounts to either baby-sit the tapes all the time and merge them afterwards or well get something better.

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I decided to return the device as does not work as advertised. The tapes where in good shape as I played them successfully in other devices, so the digitizer and/or software is the culprit. The company should make clear this can happen and provide a solution (if it is software related).

I’m on an older Mac (iMac, 27 in, Late 2009, 2.66 GHz Intel Core i5, 12GB internal memeory running OS X El Capitan 10.11.6) and I couldn’t be happier with this little device. Years ago I bought a powered FireWire video converter box for hundreds of dollars that had a lot of trouble capturing video when the picture quality was poor. When the drivers were finally made obsolete by system upgrades I decided it was time to try another one, and I took a chance on this. Pavtube mac torrent. I’m overwhelmed by the quality and ease of use in capturing video from old VHS tapes, and I haven’t had a video that it couldn’t capture, regardless of source quality.

I’ve already recommended this to a friend looking for an analog to digital solution. Did my research, this one is most effective converter around. Was looking for one that worked with Windows 10 without problems and was correct to pick this one.

It is more or less, plug and play (yes that easy) The red, yellow, white plug into your VCR, the usb goes into computer. It comes with a disc that install the driver and program to use with the license key on the disc pack. Open the program after both ends are plugged in and it pops up three tabs being Capture, Edit, Produce. Insert a VHS tape into your VCR and it will play, rewind, fast forward as you want through the VCR while showing the video on the capture tab screen (can do full screen do), press the capture button and it will start recording it digitally. When you ready can stop the capture recording button, at that point it will just pop up in the edit tap as a segment and you'll go the Produce tab to save as whatever digital format you want it as. I highly suggest going for AVI format and adjusting the tab below to high quality vice the standard option.

Less power intensive word processor for mac than words chords. We had tons of VHS tapes, family videos we took in the 80s & 90s. Retired now and downsizing into a tiny home, we needed to digitize these priceless memories. We'd used a VHS to DVD converter for a few tapes back in 2010, and sent copies of those DVDs to our kids as we completed conversions. I've spent some time the past 2 weeks comparing competing products for transferring home videos into digital format on my Windows 7 PC and Mac for long-term preservation and so that I can edit the videos on my PC. When I see 'digitnow ' video grabber, it look exquisite appearance and complete accessories，I decidt try one.

A note about video resolution: The analog video tape formats (VHS, Video8, and normal Hi8) all have native video resolutions less than 640x480. All of the video transfer products on the market record the video from these formats at either 640x480 or 720x480. It doesn't really matter which of these two resolutions the product records at. The point is, all of the video transfer products record at higher resolution than the original video, so you are capturing all of the resolution of the original video when you do the video transfer, which is good. But use it on my Mac, I find 'the video capture from thedigitnow ' video grabber is significantly higher quality than from the others similar products, even same as Hauppauge and Elgato, but I buy it only spent Elgato's 1/3 money.