VHS 2 DVD

What equpiment I use
Home
How do I do it?
8mm or Hi8 tapes
VHS tapes
Memory Cards
DVD Advantages
Information Form

Hardware

Gateway® GT5028 Media Center Desktop
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Gateway GT5028 Media Center Computer

AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 dual-core processor 3800+ 2.0 GB
1024 MB 400 MHz (PC3200) DDR memory
Table top scanner to be purchased later to scan
Photos, slides and documents
Sony Digital8 DCR-TRV460 camcorder
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This camera allows me to connect PYRO A/V Link using:
Inputs:
Video:
RCA, S-VHS, Component (YPbPr)
Component cable is 3 cables - Y (Yellow), Pb (Blue) and Pr (Red)
4-Pin 1394/FireWire connector
  Audio:
Right and Left RCA
Outputs:
Video:
RCA, S-VHS
6 Pin 1394 Connector
  Audio:
Right and Left RCA
PYRO A/V Link
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Capturing analog video source to high quality DV video format
PYRO A/V Link Specs:
  Capture Resolution:
NTSC: 720 x 480 @ 30 frames per second
PAL:  720 x 576 @ 25 frame per second
Capture in DV video format
Audio capture in 48, 44.1 and 32 kHz (12 and 16 bit)
Power On/Off button
Mode Selector switch

Software

Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 and Premiere Elements 2.0

I can capture your VHS movies into Premiere Elements 2.0 and

  1. Edit the movie, take remove parts that you don't want.
  2. Either let the movie run from beginning to end or
  3. Create menu chapters that will allow you to click the chapter to go, to find that favorite part.
  4. If you have a sound file to add, I can do that also.
  5. Voice over can also be done.
  6. I can also capture individual frames for any pictures you might want to print out from you movie.

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