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  1. 27th Dec 2008 08:35 #1
    fabpozzi
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    I have a pretty old JVC camcorder with DV output. Do you know any simple (and possibly free) tool to capture the DV signal with my PC so to obtain an AVI file?
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    WinDV

    Windows also has the capability built in - when you connect your camcorder, you should see a pop-up with an option to capture.
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    If you want to try the best one, download "ScenalyzerLive"
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    Originally Posted by MI6
    If you want to try the best one, download "ScenalyzerLive"
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    simply the best tool ever for dv....been using it for years!
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  5. 27th Dec 2008 09:34 #5
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    Simple and free -- you gotta go with WinDV, as JohnnyMalaria says. (You also ought to check out Johnny's Enosoft DV Processor.)
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