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columbo77

Posted 12/03/2008 15:15:19

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Hi All

I have just got a JVC camcorder and it uses Tapes (VHS-C) and I want ot be able to transfer to PC instead of keeping tapes.

What do I need and what is the best way to achieve this?

It has audio video connections in the camcorder to connect to the Tv.

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Posted 12/03/2008 17:35:11

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Hello. You will need something like this. http://tinyurl.com/2lzlj6 I use a different adapter than the one shown. I also use Nero7 or Power director to burn to disc. Hope it helps.

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Alpha Channel

Posted 12/03/2008 17:42:39

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Well you could either upgrade one of your machines with a X800 all-in-wonder card (£24 at Aria http://tinyurl.com/22hskz , one of the cheaper options) this should come with everything you'd need to capture analogue video (I had the first genereation Radeon All-in-wonder cards) or there's the Dazzle Video Creator (£44 also at Aria, http://tinyurl.com/24ykzh ) the Dazzle also comes with some basic video editing and DVD creation software as well.

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