To: TroutStalker
I use a Dazzle Hollywood DV Bridge (it accepts analog signals and outputs digital via a FireWire cable). Last night I finished mastering my 24th VHS and 8mm conversion; each DVD is about an hour long.
The DV bridge works great and can also reverse the process, i.e., it can send analog signals back to the VCR from a digital source. And I haven't made any coasters.
The cost was about $200; installation was an easy matter of just connecting the power and patch cables.
Power Mac G4, Pioneer DVR-104, iMovie, iDVD.
To: Prince Charles
I have a virtually identical setup, and I've transferred dozens of old VHS movies into DVDs. Easy as pie. No problems, no hassles. Thanks, Apple!
To: Prince Charles
That's what I use. Dazzle Hollywood DV bridge, Power Mac G4 (actually, I use my iMac for VHS video, and save the Power Mac for digital video), iMovie and iDVD. Works a treat. Piece of cake. I've got a whole collection of old movies converted over from VHS to DVD now.
103 posted on
01/15/2004 12:52:46 AM PST by
Elliott Jackalope
(OS X is my OS. That's why I like computers again.)
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