I have the Hauppauge analog WinTV PVR-150 and 250, and I'm happy with them.
They also sell a nice little USB recorder now, that does digital too.
Keith L
Billy wrote:
> Am looking to copy some videos which are on VHS tapes now to DVD's.
>
> The unit also should be able to record from a DVR.
>
> I have looked at big box stores but not always happy with pitches.
>
> Not looking for super duper quality, just some ideas.
>
> tks all
>
> bill
Tks Keith, not techy enough to see if it can record from my VCR and make a
CD, I dont have a DVD recorder/ player on my PC.
tks
bw
"Keith L" <noname@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> Bill,
>
> I have the Hauppauge analog WinTV PVR-150 and 250, and I'm happy with
> them.
> They also sell a nice little USB recorder now, that does digital too.
>
> Keith L
>
> Billy wrote:
>> Am looking to copy some videos which are on VHS tapes now to DVD's.
>>
>> The unit also should be able to record from a DVR.
>>
>> I have looked at big box stores but not always happy with pitches.
>>
>> Not looking for super duper quality, just some ideas.
>>
>> tks all
>>
>> bill
Billy wrote:
>
> Tks Keith, not techy enough to see if it can record from my VCR and make a
> CD, I dont have a DVD recorder/ player on my PC.
I am a little confused. I am hoping that you are wanting to transfer
stuff from either/or a vhs recorder and possibly a DVR to DVD?
As long as the tapes aren't pre-recorded films etc then it should be a
case of just connecting with the relevant leads (scart in europe/uk
and AV or whatever in USA?) then make sure you set the recorder to the
relevant AV input, and that's it.
If the tapes are pre-recorded you may need to buy a device which would
remove the protection from them during recording.
The Hauppauge is excellent for your needs. Just play your tape and save it
in Hauppage. You can then take it into TMPGnc and edit to what you want,
then burn usinng what ever burner suits. The Hauppauge 250 is very good.
It's only drawback is that it only receives from the player. The 350 model
will also allow you to sent your output to the TV.
Good luck
"Keith L" <noname@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:AP2dnZEHiLavVFHanZ2dnUVZ_tmhnZ2d@centurytel.n et...
> Bill,
>
> I have the Hauppauge analog WinTV PVR-150 and 250, and I'm happy with
> them.
> They also sell a nice little USB recorder now, that does digital too.
>
> Keith L
>
> Billy wrote:
>> Am looking to copy some videos which are on VHS tapes now to DVD's.
>>
>> The unit also should be able to record from a DVR.
>>
>> I have looked at big box stores but not always happy with pitches.
>>
>> Not looking for super duper quality, just some ideas.
>>
>> tks all
>>
>> bill
In article <Lcdzj.25505$612.15115@read1.cgocable.net>, "Smokey Bear" <rnadon2@cogeco.ca> wrote:
>The Hauppauge is excellent for your needs. Just play your tape and save it
>in Hauppage. You can then take it into TMPGnc and edit to what you want,
>then burn usinng what ever burner suits. The Hauppauge 250 is very good.
>It's only drawback is that it only receives from the player. The 350 model
>will also allow you to sent your output to the TV.
>
>Good luck
>
He wants someone to suggest a standalone not a PC capture setup.
>"Keith L" <noname@nowhere.com> wrote in message
>news:AP2dnZEHiLavVFHanZ2dnUVZ_tmhnZ2d@centurytel. net...
>> Bill,
>>
>> I have the Hauppauge analog WinTV PVR-150 and 250, and I'm happy with
>> them.
>> They also sell a nice little USB recorder now, that does digital too.
>>
>> Keith L
>>
>> Billy wrote:
>>> Am looking to copy some videos which are on VHS tapes now to DVD's.
>>>
>>> The unit also should be able to record from a DVR.
>>>
>>> I have looked at big box stores but not always happy with pitches.
>>>
>>> Not looking for super duper quality, just some ideas.
>>>
>>> tks all
>>>
>>> bill
>
>
A quick glance at Newegg shows a couple of DVD decks as low as $23.99.
You might consider changing your CD deck for one of those.
On 3/03/2008, Billy posted this:
> Tks Keith, not techy enough to see if it can record from my VCR and make a
> CD, I dont have a DVD recorder/ player on my PC.
>
> tks
>
> bw
> "Keith L" <noname@nowhere.com> wrote in message
> news:AP2dnZEHiLavVFHanZ2dnUVZ_tmhnZ2d@centurytel.n et...
>> Bill,
>>
>> I have the Hauppauge analog WinTV PVR-150 and 250, and I'm happy with them.
>> They also sell a nice little USB recorder now, that does digital too.
>>
>> Keith L
>>
>> Billy wrote:
>>> Am looking to copy some videos which are on VHS tapes now to DVD's.
>>>
>>> The unit also should be able to record from a DVR.
>>>
>>> I have looked at big box stores but not always happy with pitches.
>>>
>>> Not looking for super duper quality, just some ideas.
>>>
>>> tks all
>>>
>>> bill
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"GMAN" <glenzabr@dontspammebro.xmission.com> wrote in message
news:fql632$kpn$1@news.xmission.com...
> In article <Lcdzj.25505$612.15115@read1.cgocable.net>, "Smokey Bear"
> <rnadon2@cogeco.ca> wrote:
>>The Hauppauge is excellent for your needs. Just play your tape and save
>>it
>>in Hauppage. You can then take it into TMPGnc and edit to what you want,
>>then burn usinng what ever burner suits. The Hauppauge 250 is very good.
>>It's only drawback is that it only receives from the player. The 350
>>model
>>will also allow you to sent your output to the TV.
>>
>>Good luck
>>
>
> He wants someone to suggest a standalone not a PC capture setup.
>
>
This is correct, I need a stand alone so that I can play the DVD's on a
player, I do not have a DVD burner on my PC.
Tks for all your input everyone, very nice of you.
On 3/07/2008, Billy posted this:
> "GMAN" <glenzabr@dontspammebro.xmission.com> wrote in message
> news:fql632$kpn$1@news.xmission.com...
>> In article <Lcdzj.25505$612.15115@read1.cgocable.net>, "Smokey Bear"
>> <rnadon2@cogeco.ca> wrote:
>>>The Hauppauge is excellent for your needs. Just play your tape and save it
>>>in Hauppage. You can then take it into TMPGnc and edit to what you want,
>>>then burn usinng what ever burner suits. The Hauppauge 250 is very good.
>>>It's only drawback is that it only receives from the player. The 350 model
>>>will also allow you to sent your output to the TV.
>>>
>>>Good luck
>>>
>>
>> He wants someone to suggest a standalone not a PC capture setup.
>>
>>
> This is correct, I need a stand alone so that I can play the DVD's on a
> player, I do not have a DVD burner on my PC.
>
> Tks for all your input everyone, very nice of you.
>
> bw
I repeat: get a DVD drive - they're cheap.
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