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vcr to pc
forest_andy_2
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What leads do i need to conect my vcr to my pc to copy my tapes to dvd? I have software in the likes of pinical and nero so all i think i need is the leads. Can anyone help?
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knowing nothing about your pc or vcr its a hard question to answer but essentially you need some sort of capture device that will take the analogue signals and digitally sample them. google tv/video capture deviceclick here to achieve nothing!0
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as mdbarder has said, you will need a capture device, more than likely it will be usb.
In my instanace I use a scart to svideo converter cable to then connect up my 'dazzle' (the bit of hardware).0 -
This is a link that I found on http://www.videohelp.com/ it relates to capturing video from VCR. It might appear a bit high tech at first.
Like mdbarber and evilgoose said you will need a capture devices for video and audio.
The audio capture device is just a sound card with an audio input. Some, but not all video cards, have video input.
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