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March 18th 05, 04:35 PM
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 vhs to dvd - high quality & low cost! What is the best way to go from vhs to dvd? Any anyone recommend some hardware (at a reasonable cost - i.e home user) that would produce a reasonable quality output. (i.e at least as goods as VHS origional, and enhanced if possible) I have seen hardware solutions such as the advc300. If this the best way forward, or can a equivilent result be acheived via a imput card and software? any thougths?   |
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March 18th 05, 05:46 PM
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| vhs to dvd - high quality & low cost! "Pete" wrote What is the best way to go from vhs to dvd? Any anyone recommend some hardware (at a reasonable cost - i.e home user) that would produce a reasonable quality output. (i.e at least as goods as VHS origional, and enhanced if possible) I have seen hardware solutions such as the advc300. If this the best way forward, or can a equivilent result be acheived via a imput card and software? any thougths? see my post about the Aldi DVD maker. Highly recomended. Have been using it with Premiere today: good quality captures, no dropped frames. For VHS source material it is more than adequate for the job. Included software lets you capture and burn DVD on the fly: or can edit before burning. hth Neil |
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