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  1. 17th Aug 2003 21:09 #1
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    Have a few newbie questions. I have some old analog vhs stuff that I would like to convert to dvd. I would prefer something with hardware encoding. There is so much out here on the market that it is hard to make up my mind. Naturally I cant afford to spend alot of money, so lets assume the most bang for the buck. I would also like it to have digital input as well, possibly firewire as I have an HDTV set with firewire. My system is a 2200 XP with 100gb drive and 512 meg of ram running win xp pro. All input greatly appreciated.
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    check the Capture Cards section at the left - it's going to depend on your budget, really.

    look at the highest price level you can afford, look for the stuff that has a good rating, and start comparing features.....
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    out now:
    Various Artists "Six Doors"
    Unicorn "Playing With Light"
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    Of course, everyone will recommend to you the Canopus ADVC-100, but thats $270. Save up!
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