lag free analog to digital video converter

Why do you have a problem using the program that comes with the device? System hard drive space? You will need a lot of internal storage to capture the video/audio. The above is the reason that I suggested to use the program that comes with the device (it may still be a Cyberlink program). Don't ignore the options on the lower right of the screen. One you plug in the device and turn on the A/D converter and the program recognizes it, the program ICOn will light up and you will have the option. Since you will be using it a lot, don't go cheap. The prices run from about $20 (US) upward. I thought there was a list of A/D converters that worked with PowerDirector but I could not find it. I have one that the program doesn't see but Oklahoma apparently has one that the program does see. The program must 'see' that USB connected device in order to do the capture in the program. That suggests that Power Director 12 will see it. Note that the first one listed comes with PowerDirector 8 it is probably a lite OEM version.

By Adapter do you mean an Analog to Digital Converter Card or box? Examples: If not, what capture device (if any) would I choose?Īpparently there is an issue with some of the language. I was thinking that this is the most likely device that the VCR could fall under. Once I have that connected to my computer via the USB port, can I use the Capture feature in PD12 to convert the tape to digital? One of the input options for capture is 'External or Optical Device'. I plan on getting an adapter for my VCR player.

Lag free analog to digital video converter