Video Capture Cards

[aussiealan]

I have been using DVICO Fusion mpeg2 DVD Studio, to capture my videos and suddenly, it has decided not to work. Maybe it is time to upgrade.

Can anybody give me some ideas on which way I should be heading?

I want to Capture my video collection and back them up onto DVD.

I am currently using Fusion, DVD Author, Shrink and Img Burn.

I am open to all ideas, thanks Alan.

[#alan]

try Plextor PX-TV402U ,

The Plextor PX-TV402U is a digital video recorder for the PC. It allows you to connect to a satellite TV, cable TV or broadcast TV signal and record programs to your PC.

You can then watch the video from the PC or burn it to DVD. You can also connect a camcorder, VCR or DVD player to record home videos to the PC. It connects via a USB 2.0 port to a PC. A good choice for those interested in an external connection.

[aussiealan]

capture cards

Hi Alan,

Thanks for your reply wit PLEXTOR. I am trying to locate a supplier in Australia, but no succes as yet.

Regards, Alan.

[drfsupercenter]

Hauppauge PVR-150 is what I have, works great

I am gonna sell a USB one on ebay sooner or later, because my CPU's not fast enough to handle it, so if anyone in the USA wants a USB capture card let me know

[olyteddy]

Hauppauge USB2 PVR here. Captures 'DVD Ready'. videohelp.com has a pretty good list of Capture Cards...

[aussiealan]

Thanks guys for your help............Alan.