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Question: i have 8mm canon casettes..want to convert to dvD.  i am a complete neophyte, actually a little dumb with stuff like this....walk me through please.
Document: Im a little late to the need of converting old VHS and 8mm video camera stuff to my pc/external harddrive. I have found nothing wrong with this device. It was easy to install the driver and the supplied editing software. My code for the software was on the disc itself, so dont get lost looking for it elsewhere.I have other AverMedia products, and have found myself comfortable with their lines of stuff. I did a lot of research on products for my purpose, and none of them equaled the reputation and budget selection of AverMedia.
If you are reading this, know that you have to install all of the software they give you, including Power Director. If you load that program up, it is a complete breeze to bring your video in. It is so easy to grab stuff, it almost feels like you're getting away with something. I am using my computer's USB 2.0 port and am having no lagging effects or artifacts outside of what was on the original 8mms I am using. BTW, there is no support for this product that is easy.
What a trip that was. Amazing how many things were suddenly wrong with my computer! I didn't know it but iyogi is a scam much like PCCleaner and other scams that try to extract money for nothing.Avoid this company like the plague. The high pressure from iyogi was outrageous. One can buy a whole new computer for what they want for one year of their support. I will be asking for my money back from amazon so I can buy something that works, if such a thing does actually exist. I will do my homework first and likely pay more but be happy with theoutcome.
I am about to go and write a BAD review for a similar item, (EasyCAP DC60) which I bought prior to ordering the AVerMedia C039. If this review spares one person from making the similar mistake, I'll be glad.Like lots of folks out there, I have old personal videos on VHS, VHS-C, and 8mm tape, and I'd like to convert them to digital to share and store. The cost of having that done is a bit off-putting, and you just have to leave off your old tapes (or mail them) with someone and hope they do a good job of it.
Now this is what I am talking about....  Plug and play with little installation. Works great, connect to a vhs player, stick in a 6 hr vhs home recording and walk away, come back and all recorded on puter. Love it..
The product did not want to install so I had to find someone to complete that process. Then it wouldn't work so again I had to find an &#34;expert&#34; to see what he could do. Turns out he couldn't make it work either, he could get it to record picture but no sound. This from someone who programs satilite transmissions. By the time all this was completed it was too late to return this useless product. Under no circumstances could I recommend this product to anyone.
i bought this product to (easily) transfer old 8mm video tapes to digital. The software did not self install. The program is excruciatingly slow to load. There is no clue how to convert camera tapes to digital although most of the graphics show a happy transfer process. I did get it to start a video transfer and it appears to work well. This is my first attempt in progress.
I purchased this product last night (Sunday) amazon prime, it arrived today (Monday) at 9:30 am.It took ten minutes to set up and install, I am running it with a fx-6100 OC to 4.2, 16 gigs of ram, and two TB's of storage, works like a charm on Xbox, charter, dvd, vcr etc.
So far it works great. I had a tough time finding the CD key, it's on the actual CD. duh for me. But Jesus still loves me, and He loves you too!! Merry Christmas everyone! Get this if you want to convert videos, good price, works great.
It transferred flawlessly. No video distortion or jitter. Now I can use a program like Handbrake to rip the DVD to a video file. This is a 2 step process but it's probably better this way since I also am creating a DVD backup of my 8mm tapes.
Answer: The converter doesn't know what is generating the in feed.As long as you have the small jacks...normal red yellow white..just like going to TV...it will work.The program is loaded on your computer....this is where the menu pops up.From the converter you plug into the computer USB.....Nothing to it......You can see the playback on your computer before you start recording....once you start recording just let it run until it is finished....then you can burn as many discs as you want or just burn one.By the way....my grandchildren know 100 times more about a computer than I do....if I can do it you can do it.