Re: Need recommendation for very good capture hardware and software
- From: "Smarty" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 15:15:55 -0400
I've owned and used Panasonic and Pioneer and my brother has a Sony, and all
seem excellent. The Sony has better editing features internally, allowing
some primitive removal of commercials, etc. For the ultimate bargain,
however, it's hard to beat the Wal-Mart unit, which was under $100 the last
time I reported here a few weeks ago to another similar post.
Smarty
"Fan" <SamEvers776@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Any recommendations on brands, models?
>
> TIA----
>
>
>
> "RS" <mail@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Fan wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have a high end PC (3.GHz dual processor, 4GB RAM, 2x200GB SATA
>>> drives, Win XP Pro, 300GB external Maxtor USB/Firewire,etc), and am
>>> contemplating converting a number of old Hi-8 camcorder tapes to DVD.
>>>
>>> Can anyone recommend moderately high-end capture hardware and software
>>> that isn't too difficult to use?
>>>
>>> All I want to do is to dump these Hi-8 tapes to DVD with as little
>>> intervention as possible, and with as high of quality as possible.
>>>
>>> TIA-----
>>>
>>>
>>
>> If you have no need to edit the tapes, consider a DVD recorder. Just
>> connect, press play, press record and thats it. Its probably the easiest
>> way to just 'dump' tapes onto DVD.
>>
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>
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