What is the best capture device for an analog a/v source(handycam)?
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I use LP recorder which is great seeming as it only costs about $20 to.  This gives me crystal clear recordings from live music I play from vinyl.
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http://www.oatmealmedia.net has a good webcam recorder.
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You are talking about a USB video capture device. These also have a plug which goes to the audio in on your sound card.
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You could try Audio Hijack; the pro version can capture audio from any source.
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check out http://cctvcamera.50webs.com
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I would suggest you go for Pinnacle product, they are one of the best in this segement. They have several products which would fit your requirements.you can find more info on the following link..\n\nhttp://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/uk/Products/Consumer+Products/PCTV+Tuners/Family.htm
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Get a video capture box for a VCR to PC connection.  This will work well with the DVR as well.  I'm not sure if that USB port can stream content from your DVR but the capture box will do the trick very nicely.
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I would go for: "Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000"\nIt's around 50$ and you will have very easy setup procedure. You will also gain a quite good quality, specially for chatting (skype and/or other IM).
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all you need is hotrecorder for media\nthis software costs 20 bucks and is very reliable
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Well, if your camcorder has standard analog video output (yellow plug, white plug, and a red plug) then you actually need a program AND a special kind of adapter for your computer that will allow you to plug the camcorder into the adapter and then plug the adapter into the computer using a standard usb cable. Also, most adapters will come with software to capture off the camera and then save the capture as an avi, wmv, or other type of video file on your computer. Here are some links for some different adapters:\n\nhttp://www.ramelectronics.net/html/howto-pc-vcr.html\n\nhttp://www.usbgear.com/usa/USB_Video_capture.html\n\nhttp://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Products/Consumer+Products/Home+Video/Dazzle/\n\nhttp://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/proddetail.html?sess=no&language=English+US&prodkey=AVC-2210&cat=%2fTechnology%2fVideo%2fVideo\n\n\nOn the other hand if you have a dv camcorder you don't need an adapter to tranfer video footage to your computer. What you would need though is a dv to usb cable which can be found at any major electronics retailer ( http://www.bestbuy.com , http://www.circuitcity.com , http://www.officemax.com , etc.) Or you can buy a dv cable online from a wide selection of different online stores or use http://www.froogle.com to find the cheapest one available. As far as programs go that can capture live vide, almost any movie editing program is capable of capturing video and you can even get free video editors off the web such as Microsoft Movie Editor 2 from http://www.microsoft.com
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If you want to record and watch TV on your PC then there is only one name that comes to mind, Hauppauge.\n\nI use the Win TV PVR USB2 where I have connected the VCR and convert all my old videos to digital.\n\nHave Fun!!!\n\nBattery Wizard
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You could get a video-capture device for your computer.  This would allow you to plug your VCR outputs into your computer and record whatever the VCR is playing as a video file.  That video file could then be imported into the windows movie maker.\n\nHauppauge makes several USB video capture devices that are relatively easy to connect to your computer and setup:\n\nhttp://www.hauppauge.co.uk/pages/prods_usbs.html
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Try some of the suggestions on this web page:\nhttp://emoney.al.ru/capture-streaming-video-and-audio/
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feed signal from tuner to vcr or dvd recorder then to tv\nVoila !
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You need and analog video capture card (PCI) plugged into your system and software.  As an example  AverMedia DVD EZMaker PCI, Digital Video Maker.
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If you have the files then you can go to http://www.videohelp.com/ to find tools youy can use.\n\nIf you don't have the files then you need a computer capable of capturing images or a device that capable of interfacing directly with your computer.
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You need computer hardware that can support MPEG recording in realtime and a TV tuner card that can import television signals to the computer.  Then you need software to manage and record the signals, such as MythTV, SageTV or GB-PVR.  \n\nOn a PC platform, a great DVR system uses a P43.0Ghz, WinTV card and the above-mentioned software on either a Linux or Windows operating systme.