NooB and ProuD I've gotta stop reading 'all' the posts in 'most' of the forums or I will get veg-like. What I am trying to do is get my aging commercial VHS tapes to DVD+R and DVD+R DL. I have a four-head VCR with only AV outputs. Should I be looking for a VCR with S-Video out? Is it a noticeable difference? On the digital side I have a Sony DVDirect VRD-MC3 which has S-Video OUT and IN. I realize I need a digital video stabilizer between the VCR and the DVDirect. For awhile I was researching full frame TBC's but now feel that is more than I want to spend. There are several video stabilizers mentioned in forums that are <$50 and have both AV and S-Video IN and OUT. Can I hear from a few of you that have experience with these stabilizers? Thanks
my best advice is to get a device which allows you to hook your A/V (rca) cables to your computer...go to best buy or something and get dazzle, its cheap, and easy, and should work fairly well...not best method, but most simple. this dazzle hooks up to computer USB, and than to tv through rca
I thought Dazzle was a device to capture programming from a TV. I am going from a VCR to DVR with a stabilizer in the middle to deal with the macrovision signal. Is that not right?
