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Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by biggjoe(m): 2:53pm On Mar 14, 2006
Hello Nairalanders, I wish to know where I can get a good and afordable Video Capture Card for capturing video from VHS tapes.  I want to know the cost estimate and probably the best place to get it in Lagos.

I will greatly appreciate your help.
Re: Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by Seun(m): 3:02pm On Mar 14, 2006
I think what you need is a "TV tuner" card. It works better with VCR signals than TV, but I'm douibtful about the quality of most TV cards. I bought one at Ikeja village for 5,000 naira last year and I threw it away days later.

See:
- http://www.gafunk.info/gafunk/spree.php?itemid=517
- http://www.computerport.biz/categorylanding/C10/C28

CD/DVD recorders may be able to take VHS signals directly. See:
- http://www.computerport.biz/categorylanding/C10/C31
Re: Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by Hunter(m): 12:07am On Mar 15, 2006
My brother bought one that was AUD$150 it does HD tv (which doesn't mean a whole lot for recording tv as most programs are still in SD format) but allows you to copy your own stuff in quite well. :-0
Re: Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by oasis: 6:32am On Mar 15, 2006
I've collected a ton of vhs tapes over the years. Now that dvd has taken over, I decided to shift into high gear and transfer everything to dvd. So I purchased a single unit (vhs->dvd recorder) that does it in one go. Well, it turned out to be a waste of time, because most of the tapes have anti-copy protection on them. Luckily, the store had a good return policy, and I was able to swap it for something alse.

So, before you blow $100 on a capture card, think!

Having said that, my current tv/capture card is an ati all-in-wonder. Works great. I've also heard good things about Hauppage cards.
Re: Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by Hunter(m): 11:05am On Mar 15, 2006
I used a fairly old (back when wireless remotes where big things) VCR that has no troubles :-)
Re: Video Capture Card: Where To Buy And Cost by Mario(m): 5:27pm On Apr 23, 2006
Biggjoe, it depends on what u want to use it for. Pro video capture cards are very expensive. I am a video Editor and I use CANOPUS NX for EDIUS and its about N400k for the boundle and u need to be a professional to use it. otherwise there are capture cards of N5k and above but u can only connect DV cameras or DSR DVCAM studio deck to it, not vhs direct

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