My analog to digital conversion station

[yoda313]

Hi,

Check it out:



It's nice to have this hooked up finally. I used to have one of these am/fm cassette players but I got rid of it. So I got a new one in a garage sale for $5. The top one is the stereo and the bottom one is my stereo vcr. This is great to have this much analog equipment right next to my computer.

I can do a realtime dub of audio or video and have a burnable audio or mpg video file in no time.

What kind of setup do you have???

Kevin

[VideoTechMan]

This is my AV conversion station:



I use a stereo cassette deck which works with the different tape formulation types I have, especially the Type II high bias and Type IV metal tapes and run all of my audio output through my mixer before I send it to my PC. Pretty awesome to have all of your AV equipment in one place.

VTM

[yoda313]

Hi,

Nice setup vtm

Do you have your vcr hooked up to a sepearte monitor as well???? Mine is just through my wintv card.

Kevin

[VideoTechMan]

Hi,

Nice setup vtm

Do you have your vcr hooked up to a sepearte monitor as well???? Mine is just through my wintv card.

Kevin

Thanks for the compliment

As seen here, here's the other half of my setup:



I have the satelitte and VCR running to an input to the DV deck at the bottom, and from there I run the output from the DV deck via Firewire to the computer. The DV deck makes a nice passthrough for all of my devices connected to it. And when I do my edits on the PC, I can see my work as I edit on my TV screen (via DV input on the Firewire from PC) so I see exactly how its going to turn out. May not be a broadcast-type setup and equipment, but it gets the job done.

VTM