The camera/player I am using is a Sony Handycam Video 8 and I have connected the yellow and white leads. I have installed the software etc and it all appears to be working but when I click "Capture" it goes to the on board PC camera and doesnt seem to recognise any other device. The video test below shows the Honestech transfer verses Magix.Quote I bought the Silver Crest USB video grabber from Lidl to transfer old 8mm Video8 films to my PC. Would it record better from ArcSoft ShowBiz 3.5? Yes, I think it would, I just haven’t tested that combination.
These are quality issues you cannot alter in the software, instead you are left with Good, Better, Best options to toggle in the settings.īy the way, the image above is on the best quality settings. Never Mind the contrast, there are visible lines that appear vertically and horizontally. I’ve got to tell you straight off, the VHS to DVD honestech software is garbage.
No wonder it didn’t want to show me the picture quality! The result sample images are from VLC Player, so this isn’t during the capture, this is after the video has been captured. I know I’m always using Magix as an example but it’s such a reliable piece of software that I’m happy with the recording from it whilst comparing it to other softwares. The quality of the capture through an editor always looks better in my opinion.
I can configure the driver properties and edit the sound levels without wondering if the video will record. When I capture through Magix Video Editor, I’m able to get the picture to play straight away. The updated zip file has completely different software, so that’s got to be saying something about the faith Digitnow! has in this.Īfter completing a test for approximately 10 minutes, the video appears on the right hand side up in its MPEG format.įrom here I could simply edit the video or or burn it to a DVD.
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