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Which converter?

Discussion in 'Video capturing from analog sources' started by pezzer, Jun 12, 2005.

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  1. Minion

    Minion Senior member

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    I"m not suggesting you Buy anything because you seem happy with what you have....
     
    Minion, Sep 1, 2005
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  2. n0v0n

    n0v0n Guest

    he he he
    I JUST LOOKED AT ONE CAPTURE CARD FOR $4,500.00.
    I don´t think so.
    Anyway, your suggestion is welcome.
    I have an open mind, if I don´t like it, I let you know.


    n0v0n
     
    n0v0n, Sep 1, 2005
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  3. rebootjim

    rebootjim Active member

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    Canopus ADVC-300.
    Datavideo TBC-3000.
    Canopus Procoder.
    DVDLab Pro.
     
    rebootjim, Sep 2, 2005
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  4. n0v0n

    n0v0n Guest

    REBOOTJIM:

    Thanks, I will look into that.
    Appreciate your feedback


    n0v0n
    every rule has an exception
     
    n0v0n, Sep 2, 2005
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  5. rebootjim

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    Beware, these may seem a little expensive, but the output quality is as good as it gets.
    If you just want backup copies of VHS for storage, and aren't so worried about quality, it can be done much cheaper. (hardware mpeg-2 capture card).
    If you really don't care about the quality at all, it can be done for less than $50 (just a simple TBC to defeat macrovision).
     
    rebootjim, Sep 2, 2005
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