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Question: Will the usb plugged into the cpu enable vhs tape to be viewed on computer monitor?
Document: Worked very well to transfer my video tape to digital computer files. The editing software included on disk was difficult to use. I found editing my work with a different program helpful.Great tool for the money
Was successfully able to convert some old VHS material I own into digital files using a VCR to play the VHS tape, USB Video Capture and a computer with a DVD writer. Helped me get rid of the old format media tapes. The digital file quality is not excellent but I think that has more to do with the fact that the media I converted was on VHS tape.
this is not a problem for a program that is to be chopped and edited. When you have a long tape that would look better a little less red....a little brighter....This software allows you to balance to taste as you record it. ANYWAY, I liked that feature.This will capture your old VHS tapes and convert them to digital.
With this device I am now able to play my old game consoles through my pc and onto an external monitor. The recording quality isn't super great, but it works for some of the older consoles. Messing around with it will help you find a  setting you like best. Overall, a good choice for the cost.
My order was processed promptly and I received this adapter quickly. I have used this to record old VHS home movies to dvd. It works pretty good but you can not see the video as you are recording it to your pc. I had to re record some of the tapes after running the VHS video on fast forward and rewinding it so the quality of the VHS tape would clear up. You could not see the quality of the copy until the VHS was done and loaded in my pc.
Remember that your video (and audio) quality are only going to be as good as the equipment they were recorded on. For example if you're using that cheapy Fujiyamoshi VCR you got at a closeout store for $40 and you've dunked it in the fish tank a couple of times...well...as they say, "garbage in, garbage out". Likewise, remember that the resolution of a TV may NOT be comparable to that of the pc monitor you're viewing on.
Great! I needed a cable to transfer my old SONY videos to my computer. . . . XACTLY what I needed, made everything smooth running operation
Please remember that many of these computers are designed for your average brain dead computer user who is typically interested in surfing the internet, playing their mp3's, im'ing, email, watching Youtube, playing games, etc. They are -NOT- professional systems designed for video production!!!!
If you've never really worked with video on a computer before, plan on taking some time and surf that learning curve instead of Yahoo for a while! Understand that things like video codecs and slow equipment can and do cause issues like audio lag (as well as basic ignorance) and remember that your video is ONLY as good as the equipment it was recorded on.
In other words, if your system is using a slower hard drive or an older IDE drive (I recommend at least a fast SATA...7200 rpm is a good place to start) or you're trying to do everything from a single hard drive that's loaded with a bunch of crap, your very likely going to have problems.The second thing is that working with video on a computer is -complicated-.
Answer: Yes, you can view on the monitor as it plays.