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  1. 1st Apr 2004 16:30 #1
    Ootsonati
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    I'm looking into buying a card for capturing from VHS. The problem is my VCR is an older model with only coaxial input/output, but all the cards I've considered seem to be for S-Video and Composite Video. Can anyone recomend a card that would allow me to connect my VCR? Would an RF modulator work? Thanks in advance
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    aurgathor
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    You need a card that also has a TV tuner in this case. ("TV card") There are many different models. For an older computer, you probably want a card that has hardware encoder such as the Hauppauge PVR-250/350.
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    How old is this VCR? I still have a 22 year old top-loading VHS tank that has composite video and audio outputs.
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