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<blockquote data-quote="cesarin321" data-source="post: 123203" data-attributes="member: 13229"><p>Hello </p><p></p><p>the way i did it was using a standalone capturing device such as advc300 from canopus, lots of people agree this device is perfect for this situation, but i must warn you, it's expensive...</p><p></p><p>you need to have some knowledge on capturing analog video using your pc, then you could use a software like vegas pro to edit and make the best out your analog videos, that requires some more knowledge and extra dollars...</p><p></p><p>other option would be using a standalone dvd recorder but it will lower the source video quality a lot... </p><p></p><p>what i can tell you for a fact is that you do not, most certainly want to use your camera/camcorder/projector to capture/digitize your analog videos, that is just wrong, plain and simple, considering modern technology.</p><p></p><p>you could also send the analog material to a video lab and they will do the job for you, but again, that requires some extra dollars...</p><p></p><p>if you decide to do this yourself, i'd suggest you visit <a href="http://www.videohelp.com" target="_blank">VideoHelp.com - Forum, Guides, Tools and hardware lists</a> lots of tutorials,free tools, guides....</p><p></p><p>almost forgot, you could also use a mini Dv camcorder as "pass through" device, assuming the pc has a fire wire connection, and an "input" plug on the camcorder, picture it like this: vhs... plugs to camcorder...firewire to pc...start capturing on windows. bit tricky but i did it, might not work with all Dv cams...</p><p></p><p>hope this helps</p><p>cheers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cesarin321, post: 123203, member: 13229"] Hello the way i did it was using a standalone capturing device such as advc300 from canopus, lots of people agree this device is perfect for this situation, but i must warn you, it's expensive... you need to have some knowledge on capturing analog video using your pc, then you could use a software like vegas pro to edit and make the best out your analog videos, that requires some more knowledge and extra dollars... other option would be using a standalone dvd recorder but it will lower the source video quality a lot... what i can tell you for a fact is that you do not, most certainly want to use your camera/camcorder/projector to capture/digitize your analog videos, that is just wrong, plain and simple, considering modern technology. you could also send the analog material to a video lab and they will do the job for you, but again, that requires some extra dollars... if you decide to do this yourself, i'd suggest you visit [URL="http://www.videohelp.com"]VideoHelp.com - Forum, Guides, Tools and hardware lists[/URL] lots of tutorials,free tools, guides.... almost forgot, you could also use a mini Dv camcorder as "pass through" device, assuming the pc has a fire wire connection, and an "input" plug on the camcorder, picture it like this: vhs... plugs to camcorder...firewire to pc...start capturing on windows. bit tricky but i did it, might not work with all Dv cams... hope this helps cheers [/QUOTE]
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