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How to capture Analog Video using a Digital Camcorder

Many people have 8mm/Hi8 tapes (and even VHS tapes) filled with movies that we recorded with our analog camcorders. There is concern is that the tapes will degrade with time so there is a desire to "digitize" the material, perhaps producing VCD or DVDs which can be played on standalone DVD players.

How to capture video and create a PAL DVD from it

This guide describes, with lots of screenshots, how to capture from TV, VCR, Videocamera or any other video source, and how to properly convert the captured material to DVD. The manual only applies to the european PAL system. The guide is meant for those who can't live with the limited configuration options offered by all-in-one packages such as the Ulead or Pinnacle software, and would like some more control of each step in the process. This guide will use some pretty advanced tools, but not to worry, you'll see its all not that hard if you just follow the instructions. This guide is intended for: Hi8 to DVD Video8 to DVD HandyCam to DVD VCR to DVD TV to DVD * to DVD ;)

Capturing to DVD format with Mainconcept MPEG Encoder and Cinergy 400 TV Capture card

Capturing to DVD format with Mainconcept MPEG Encoder and Cinergy 400 TV Capture card.

Capture MPEG with MainConcept MPEG Encoder

Minimum settings for capturing decent MPEG-2 video in MainConcept 1.4.x or higher, using the capture utility. Requires 1.5Ghz CPU minimum.

MacOS: How to capture video with Final Cut Pro on a Mac

Guide for capturing video on a Mac, either with FCP2 on OS9, or FCP4 on OSX.

doom9 Capture analog sources v4

In this guide you will be able to learn how you can capture analogue video material to your computer, what kind of post processing should be done to get good quality and some links are given for the encoding and authoring of your processed video. The source will be a PAL or a NTSC system and you should end up with a DivX3/DivX5/FFVFW/XviD file for playback on a PC, or a DVD/SVCD/CVD/VCD for playback in a standalone DVD player.

How to capture AVI and maintain audio sync with iuVCR

Guide for capturing AVI (using HuffYUV,MJPEG) in iuVCR and maintain proper A/V sync. Perfect solution for picky cards like AVerMedia.

Capture MPEG-2(DVD,SVCD) with PowerVCR using any capture card

Guide for using PowerVCRII and PVAStrumento to capture in-sync, 352x480 Half-D1 interlaced MPEG-2 in decent quality using any capture card.

How to capture DV Video from your camera and convert it to DVD

This article guides you through all the steps that are needed to get your DV tape to a DVD disc.

How To Capture DV .AVI Files From A Mini DV (or Digital 8) Camcorder Using Ulead VideoStudio 7.01

The first tutorial explains how to capture video from a digital camcorder using Ulead VideoStudio 7.01. The second tutorial explains how to use the DVD authoring module of Ulead VideoStudio 7.01 to record your video to a DVD-R (or DVD-RW) disc.

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