Converting VHS Tapes to DVD!

Most VHS tapes can't really produce better quality than standard VCD, which is low resolution. Most cheap capture cards can capture low resolution smoothly.

On the upside, you can fit an hour of VCD on a CD, you might not need the expensive DVD media.

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I've never tried that particular card. When I'm comparison shopping I usually jump from the cheap cards to the expensive ones without much consideration for those in the middle. Hardware encoding tuner cards with A/V inputs start at around $100, while software encoding versions start at around $15. I can't see paying for added features on $50-$100 software cards. Hauppauge has some nice cards you might want to look at.

Oh, and I can't see paying a bunch of money for an A/V input card when a tuner card with A/V input and similar hardware goes for around the same price.

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