Many people have stacks of home videos that they'd like to share with relatives.
There are lots of products that let you edit home videos on computer, but VideoBlaster MovieMaker from Creative Labs has an interesting extra. MovieMaker consists of Windows software, plus a hardware component that sits on your desk and connects to a USB port on your computer. On the front are audio and video jacks for connecting your camcorder. You use MovieMaker software to import video from your camcorder. If your goal is to burn a Video CD for playback on standalone DVD players, choose the Video CD setting.