The Windows 10 compatible video-editing software enables you to watch your live camera, take photos and record movies. Package includes a USB 2.0 capture stick, CD with MAC and PC drivers / PC software (optional to download). Compatible with Windows OS and Mac 64bit OS X 10.10 and above. This Video - USB Grabber can also be used to convert VHS video to DVD or even capture your old tapes onto a memory stick. To record, edit, or burn DVDs, we suggest the "honestech VHS to DVD™" program, included in delivery.Overview USB 2.0 Video Capture for Windows & MACĪ quick and easy way of connecting an analogue camera to your Laptop, PC or MAC to capture high-quality video and audio files. This enables the VideoCapture Set to run under both Windows as well as Mac OS, without needing to install an additional driver. The conveyed video and audio signal can be received and recorded with a standard software such as the „Windows Camera™“ or „QuickTime™“.
No drivers need to be installed with the „video grabber“, the 80cm long cable is simply connected to the USB port of a PC, which automatically recognizes it as a USB camera. The extensive set has all the needed cables and adaptors, and allows for a simple connecting to old video recorders and camcorders via a USB port of any computer. The specialist for digitization of analog image and sound material, reflecta GmbH, delivers an equally easy and effective possibility of digitizing analog video treasures.
How can one save the precious videos into the digital age before time takes its toll and renders them unusable? Entire film collections with holiday memories, wedding videos or a child’s first steps are sidelined, not having been connected to a camcorder for the longest of times. +++ PC connection USB +++ selection of universal cables and adaptors +++ Compatible with Mac OS and Windows +++ simple installation, no drivers needed +++Ĭountless old video cassettes are still being stored in many households. Reflecta presents the Video Capture Set USB to save analog videos quickly and easily to the digital age
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