+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 2 of 2
Thread
  1. Member
    Join Date: Dec 2005
    Location: Asia
    Have a new computer with XP.
    got from a friend an old pinnacle BlueBox to connect to VCR
    and my new I7 in order to save to my computer my old family tapes.

    The computer found and set the driver but the luck stoped here.
    My vcr is mono so I tried to connect to the box with RCA jack
    for video and one for audio.but could not capture. Help please
    Quote Quote  

  2. Banned
    Join Date: Aug 2002
    Location: beautiful
    Most likely something with your wires?
    You need 3-wires RCA cable to have stereo sound (plugs white and red are audio's L and R channels, yellow is video feed).
    If you used S-VHS cable for video, you still need both audio cables for stereo.

    Also it may sound stupid, but make sure in the VCR's menu you have audio set to "stereo" and "hi-fi" (although I think this is always default setting on all VCRs, but you never know - someone could've played with remote...)
    Quote Quote  




Similar Threads

  1. Compare VHS to computer vs cheap HD to computer ending in youtube post
    By gittarpikk in forum Newbie / General discussions
    Replies: 1
    Last Post: 6th Dec 2009, 12:06
  2. S-VHS out to computer
    By Belfour in forum Media Center PC / MediaCenters
    Replies: 7
    Last Post: 17th Nov 2007, 12:57
  3. VHS to Computer (Looking for the Best)
    By clemmerb in forum Newbie / General discussions
    Replies: 4
    Last Post: 14th Apr 2005, 17:30
  4. VHS C to computer
    By foaley77 in forum Capturing
    Replies: 3
    Last Post: 4th Sep 2003, 02:05
  5. Computer > VHS
    By mycro in forum Newbie / General discussions
    Replies: 1
    Last Post: 2nd Dec 2002, 01:22
VSO Software ConvertXtoDVD lets you convert any video like AVI,MKV to DVD easily. More info or download trial!
About   Advertise   Forum   Forum Archive   RSS Feeds   Statistics   Tools