What is the most user friendly program to clone a vhs to a DVD?

i have been doing the reading and simply want to know the most user friendly proggy to backup a VHS onto a DVD.
I gather that the quality will not be that good because it is going from analog to digital and so I was wondering if there is a program that will tweak this.
Also I wondered if this is hard on a burner in that VHS tapes move so slow?
I am simply looking for a user friendly proggy and know what hookups I need to purchase.

My Burner is an external Benq 1621, 2.0 USB and I am very happy with it.
My notebook is Toshiba satellite, 1.9ghz, 512 RAM, Intel Pentium 4, Mobile processor 68% unused on my HDD and I also have a Western Digital 160 gig storage device.

I welcome suggestions.
I have just mastered doing backups with Clone DVD, DVD Shrink and Any DVD and now want to get into transferring my VHS collection onto DVD format, however I am concerned if it will put a large strain on the Burner.
What would be the best program and method of hooking it up, bearing in mind that I want something usr friendly. I am not looking for editing but do want to get the best reproduction that I can.

Thankyou

 

Canopus ADVC-300, with WinDV software.
Canopus Procoder.
DVDLab Pro or Sonic Scenearist.
Nero 6 burning software.

Bring $$$$

If you want, it can be done much cheaper, but you'll still have to buy some hardware, and learn how to use the software effectively.

 

I been using ULEAD VIDEO STUDIO SINCE VERSION SIX.
I also use NERO since it came on board. I do not use ROXIO because it sucks.
I one of you previous questions I said that I am using ADS VIDEO XPRESS together with ULEAD MOVIE FACTORY and ULEAD VIDEO STUDIO 9.
I just finished converting (from VHS to DIGITAL) CLUB PARADISE and THE NET. Works flawlessly.
Stay away from CANOPUS and those other more expensive software (CANOPUS, VEGAS,etc.), you don´t need it, unless your are a professional.
I edit music and movies, make my own musical movie DVDs and this is what I recommend.

Good luck
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