Re: Analog Analog Analog
From: jquiet (tester,testingplace,net)
Date: 02/29/04
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Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 20:17:09 -0700
You need an analog video capture device. These are often part of video
display adapter cards, a called VIVO(video in/video out) feature. There are
also some USB devices you can plug the the VCR into and the video is
transferred to the PC as MPEG-2 files. If you have one of these devices
MovieMaker will offer it as an option in the capture dialog. The devices
often come with video editing software.
Bottom line is:
Analog VCR tape --> Computer (with video in)
There are several ways to add a video in to a computer, but many computers
do not include video in.
"John Smith" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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> Ok, let me rephrase my question?
>
> I have an ANALOG VCR.
> I have a computer.
> I have WindowsXP Home.
> I have Windows MovieMaker 2.0.
>
> Is there anyone out there who captures video from an Analog VCR, edits
> the captured content using MovieMaker 2.0, and makes a VHS tape of the
> edited content?
>
> How are you accomplishing this?
>
> Analog VCR tape --> Computer --> edit with MM2 --> Analog VCR tape
>
> I do not have a DVD burner on my computer.
> I do not have a DVD player that is compatible with VCD.
> I do not have a DV camcorder.
> I do not want to spend any more money on this than I must!
>
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