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Old 02-09-2004, 03:54 AM
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Yes, you need a video card that can capture video.
Problem is that Macrovision will usually screw them up.
My ATI All In Wonder will record but the Macrovision ruins the result. None of the hacks I've found will disable it either.

I am experimenting with copying the VHS to an 8mm Digital camera then transfering that to the computer and burning it to DVD.

A short music video I did took 2 hours to convert to a DVD format and burn using Roxio, and then it looked pixilated. Obviously a 2 hour movie would take an eternity!

there is a function in Roxio to go directly from the camera to DVD but I havent tried it yet, doubt my P3 500 is fast enough to handle it.

i'd be interested in hearing any suggestions too.

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