[xenafan]

I`m interested in Eassy VHS to DVD to capture scenes from my DVD collection. Some users of EVTD confirmed me they use it aswell for capturing scenes from DVD.

I used to work with Nero 6 which worked well until I upgraded to Nero 9. And now I cannot capture anything anymore as that particular option doesn`t work proper anylonger.

So I was advised to this site.

Is there a trial version available? Or do I need to buy it immediately? Any return policy?

I will use it on my desktop with XP. Anything I need to know for installing?

thanks for helping me

Kind regards
martine

[Jim_Hardin]

Let's clear up some terminology…

You can capture Still Pictures from just about any video file that is not copy protected.

You cannot "capture scenes", however you can Select Scenes, called Scene Detection, from a video file, then load individual scenes into VideoWave, the editor. (same copyright rules)

The program includes the Roxio Video Capture USB device, so there isn't any trial version.

Return policy??? If you buy from the Roxio Store and have it shipped, you have 20 or 30 days to return, not real sure which.

If you buy it at a retail store, then whatever that store says, goes. (most won't take software back if the seal is broken)

But keep in mind, this has great video editing and burning capability for the price, it is cut down from what is in the full 2010 Suite! You can look under Products up top and make the comparisons.

[grandpabruce]

I`m interested in Eassy VHS to DVD to capture scenes from my DVD collection. Some users of EVTD confirmed me they use it aswell for capturing scenes from DVD.

I used to work with Nero 6 which worked well until I upgraded to Nero 9. And now I cannot capture anything anymore as that particular option doesn`t work proper anylonger.

So I was advised to this site.

Is there a trial version available? Or do I need to buy it immediately? Any return policy?

I will use it on my desktop with XP. Anything I need to know for installing?

thanks for helping me

Kind regards
martine

Before purchasing and installing, any new software, you need to get your computer squared away.