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Adrian
Adrian
Since I am new to this whole concept, I need your expertise on adding quality photos.
I have a combinantion Sony VHS and DVD Player (2002). I also have a dated Dell 4000 Laptop Computer, with Windows Millenium (ME). That's my hardware. Oh and a digital camera, which does not do a great job taking a picture of the TV-screen (unless there is an extreme close-up of the car).
"Stronghold" had mentioned that he has a Panasonic Video Recorder NV-HV61, connected to a DMR-E55 DVD Recorder. The VHS Videotapes are transfered to DVD Disc, then captured on his PC with "Power DVD" while in still/paused mode.
I do not know if my 2002 Sony Combination DVD-VHS has the abiltiy to Copy VHS to DVD. I am confused on this whole method of connecting the output from the VCR/DVD player to the computer. I wonder if my old Laptop would be able to do this.
What is "Power DVD"? What is a "Video-In-Card"? Can I use any of this equipment with my Laptop and it's operating system, ME? What's your recomendations? I do not want to spend a lot. Thanks.
I have a combinantion Sony VHS and DVD Player (2002). I also have a dated Dell 4000 Laptop Computer, with Windows Millenium (ME). That's my hardware. Oh and a digital camera, which does not do a great job taking a picture of the TV-screen (unless there is an extreme close-up of the car).
"Stronghold" had mentioned that he has a Panasonic Video Recorder NV-HV61, connected to a DMR-E55 DVD Recorder. The VHS Videotapes are transfered to DVD Disc, then captured on his PC with "Power DVD" while in still/paused mode.
I do not know if my 2002 Sony Combination DVD-VHS has the abiltiy to Copy VHS to DVD. I am confused on this whole method of connecting the output from the VCR/DVD player to the computer. I wonder if my old Laptop would be able to do this.
What is "Power DVD"? What is a "Video-In-Card"? Can I use any of this equipment with my Laptop and it's operating system, ME? What's your recomendations? I do not want to spend a lot. Thanks.