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Just a heads up...sound blaster z on sale at amazon for $65 with beam microphone.
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1791293
http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Blaster-Beamforming-Microphone-SB1500/dp/B009ISU33E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1384441774&sr=8-1&keywords=sound+blaster+z&tag=hardfocom-20
Mine didn't come with the dual link dvi cable either. It actually came with a single and I called tech support asking for another monitor because all I got was a pink haze. I didn't even realize it was a single until the new monitor arrived.
Thanks Zepher. So I'm able to use the BD as a data disc and play the movies through the computer but not through my Sony Blu ray player. What am I missing here?
I was using Sony Vegas but I didnt see an option for DVD Compliant MPEG-2, just MPEG-2.
Sorry for the noobish questions, maybe it's...
I know its been a while but I've been busy transferring from vhs to avi. I purchased the Canopus ADVC 110.
Now my next question, I want to burn these to a BD since there's more space than a DVD. What format am I converting it to so I can play it on my BD player?
thanks again
I didn't realize there were sooooo many different ways to do this.
So which is the better of my choices?
Is the canopus considered an external vid capture card? It comes with the Edius software. Is it worth the money?
Should I just get a capture card specifically for the transfer? Which is...
The more research I do it seems the more confused I'm getting. My VCR is in very good shape. I'll purchase a head cleaner before I start the transfer. I don't expect HD quality but I want it as clean as possible I suppose.
My VCR has an S-Video output, would that be better than the RCA...
Really? All I need is that little adapter? Can I use other software to capture other than what comes with the device?
Is the quality any different from other devices. This is what has me confused, what's the difference between an inexpensive device like this compared to the more expensive...
After watching the videos the other day they're a bit grainy. I want something that'll preserve or improve the quality as much as possible. I don't mind spending over $200 if it's 'worth' it. A lot of my poor google searches are often old options. I'll check out the videohelp forums.
I want...
VHS player with usb connections? Really? Never saw one, then again I never searched that hard.
Any other suggestions?
Maybe just shell out 200 bucks for a more decent one?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00030ATTO/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=A17MC6HOH9AVE6
I have a bunch of old VHS home movies that I want to transfer to digital format. What's the best way to do this?
Will a simple sony DVD recorder be the best way?