Batteries Included: 0
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Honest Technology
EAN: 0882960200184
Format: CD
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Height: 300 hundredths-inches
Length: 550 hundredths-inches
Weight: 300 hundredths-pounds
Width: 800 hundredths-inches
Label: Honest Technology
Manufacturer: Honest Technology
Model: VDD30
Packaged Height: 230 hundredths-inches
Packaged Length: 940 hundredths-inches
Packaged Weight: 70 hundredths-pounds
Packaged Width: 770 hundredths-inches
Platform: Windows Vista
Platform: Windows XP
Publisher: Honest Technology
Studio: Honest Technology
Feature:
- Adjustable Recording Time - With one click, you can capture and burn it onto a media of your choice
- Various menu and creation effects - Multiple screen effects and filters help you create your own menus
- Convenient file management - Movie clips are managed in a File Pool for ease of viewing, editing, and deleting
- Works with most CD-R/RW, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, DVD+RW DL burning devices
- PSP and iPod formats - Convert captured video into MPEG-4 to watch on your PSP and iPod
Product Description:
VHS to DVD 3.0 Deluxe makes it simple to archive your videotape collection onto DVD or CD. It also lets you create your own DVD/CD movies from your Camcorder, VCR or DVD player. It's the best choice for backing up your irreplaceable home videos -- or for just saving money by not buying the DVD versions of movies you already own. Deluxe version with USB 2.0 video capture device included. Convert video into WMV format, to watch on your Windows-based PDA or mobile device Record audio from cassettes, LP records, and video tapes and create MP3 files or audio CDs Dual-layer DVD support (DVD writer must also support dual-layer discs) USB 2.0 video capture device included (S-Video and A/V input, XP and Vista ready)
Customer Reviews:
 worthwhile VHS-to-DVD converter, 2008-07-03
I find this to be a wonderful product. I concur with observations from other positive reviewers here. I think this product is worthwhile to buy, install, and use, even given apparently dropping prices in stand-alone machines that do VHS to DVD converting. For one thing, those machines are still quite expensive (compared to this) from what I've seen so far. For another, I like the flexibility that the software gives me. Further, it doesn't take up any space.
This software is relatively cheap and arrived cheaply and quickly. It updated its own drivers for me. It has taken some fumbling to learn how to use and it still can be tricky -- moving around USB ports, for instance, seems to trip it up and I often need to reboot and start again. But it's otherwise fairly straightforward to use.
A couple things to give in mind:
The review "It's Mainly about the Hardware" has some valid points. I had to upgrade my CPU to get over 2.5 GHz. I'm not sure how it would have performed if it went slower (the software has different resolution settings for slower CPUs). But I know I would not try it without a least 2.5 GHz, and at least DDR RAM.
Online registration. You need to be connected to the Internet for the software to load and install. That means you have to have a working and functioning Internet connection. It also means it goes through registration to that particular PC. So you cannot, presumably, go and load the software on another machine. Which is only fair because the software is not that expensive.
So I'm glad I got this instead of a standalone machine and I look forward to many hours of rediscovering old home movies!
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