Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a computer
and converted from anolog to digital signal?
What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
Thank you for your help.

Matt

What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have a
look at one manufacturer's products at
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7

There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and have
been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too much
compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).

Good luck!
"Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a computer
> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Matt
>
>

What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have a
look at one manufacturer's products at
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7

There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and have
been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too much
compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).

Good luck!
"Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a computer
> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Matt
>
>

What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have a
look at one manufacturer's products at
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7

There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and have
been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too much
compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).

Good luck!
"Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a computer
> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Matt
>
>

Thanks Chet.
You were a big help.
Matt
"Chet" <chartley(nospam)39@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:TzMNd.24510$C24.10313@attbi_s52...
> What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have
> a
> look at one manufacturer's products at
> http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7
>
> There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
> selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and
> have
> been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too
> much
> compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).
>
> Good luck!
> "Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
> news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
>> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a
>> computer
>> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
>> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
>> Matt
>>
>>
>
>

Thanks Chet.
You were a big help.
Matt
"Chet" <chartley(nospam)39@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:TzMNd.24510$C24.10313@attbi_s52...
> What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have
> a
> look at one manufacturer's products at
> http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7
>
> There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
> selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and
> have
> been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too
> much
> compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).
>
> Good luck!
> "Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
> news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
>> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a
>> computer
>> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
>> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
>> Matt
>>
>>
>
>

Thanks Chet.
You were a big help.
Matt
"Chet" <chartley(nospam)39@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:TzMNd.24510$C24.10313@attbi_s52...
> What you are seeking is called a Video Capture Device. I suggest you have
> a
> look at one manufacturer's products at
> http://www.pinnaclesys.com/VideoEdit...24&Langue_ID=7
>
> There are other brands so decide what you want then make sure the one
> selected will meet your need. For example, I have the Dazzle DVC80 and
> have
> been somewhat dissatisfied with the picture quality resulting from too
> much
> compression (which is probably necessary to do the transfer over USB 1.1).
>
> Good luck!
> "Matt McCracken" <mmccra2858********.com> wrote in message
> news:gZsNd.31333$kP3.29322@fe06.lga...
>> Is there a way that an older vhs cam corder can be connected to a
>> computer
>> and converted from anolog to digital signal?
>> What I want to do is convert all my old video vhs-c to dvd.
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
>> Matt
>>
>>
>
>