On Tuesday, Roxio introduced Easy VHS to DVD for Mac, a hardware and software combination for digitizing analog video for burning to DVD, putting on an iPhone or Apple TV, or uploading online.
The $80 Easy VHS to DVD uses a USB 2.0 capture device to convert analog video from VCRs, camcorders, and the like (NTSC or PAL) using composite or S-Video cables and RCA-type stereo audio cables. It converts your video to standard (4 Mbps VBR) or high-quality (6 Mbps VBR) MPEG-2 files with the help of the Roxio Easy VHS to DVD Capture application. Once captured, you can burn the video to DVD using the included Toast Basic software, or send it to QuickTime Player, or iMovie HD, ’08, or ’09, for editing and converting to other formats.
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On Tuesday, Roxio introduced Easy VHS to DVD for Mac, a hardware and software combination for digitizing analog video for burning to DVD, putting on an iPhone or Apple TV, or uploading online.
The $80 Easy VHS to DVD uses a USB 2.0 capture device to convert analog video from VCRs, camcorders, and the like (NTSC or PAL) using composite or S-Video cables and RCA-type stereo audio cables. It converts your video to standard (4 Mbps VBR) or high-quality (6 Mbps VBR) MPEG-2 files with the help of the Roxio Easy VHS to DVD Capture application. Once captured, you can burn the video to DVD using the included Toast Basic software, or send it to QuickTime Player, or iMovie HD, ’08, or ’09, for editing and converting to other formats.
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