I've got the following equipment to start converting my old family VHS's to DVD;
VCR: JVC HR-S8600E
TBC: AVToolbox AVT-8710 (CTB100)
Now, as I've spent most of my budget on the above two, I can't afford to spend too much on the capture hardware, but at the same time I don't want to be left with a poor quality VHS DV-AVI capture file due to purchasing a poor quality capture card...
1. Will the Ads tech meet my demands and am I likely to get higher quality captures from using more expensive capture equipment such as DataVideo's DAC-100?
2. Do I stream the video from the VCR using an S-Video cable, and the Audio using a Phono cable, and then both the Video & Audio will be fed into my PC along the Firewire cable?
3. Does the Ads tech come with a firewire cable? If not, what cable do I need (how many pins?)
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Originally Posted by EViS
2. Do I stream the video from the VCR using an S-Video cable, and the Audio using a Phono cable, and then both the Video & Audio will be fed into my PC along the Firewire cable?
3. Does the Ads tech come with a firewire cable? If not, what cable do I need (how many pins?)
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