Thanks Dave,

PC horsepower will not be a problem, nor will storage and memory (thankfully
!).

More great information!

Chuck

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If you're just getting started you might want to check out the Dazzle for
capturing the video and saving it on the PC.  It lets you hook up your
video camera/VCR to a USB input.  It comes with software that lets you do
some basic editing.  You can buy software like Roxio's Easy CD/DVD creator
for burning DVD's or video CD's.  If you're going the DVD route you will
want to make sure that your PC has enough horsepower.  A Pentium II
probably won't cut it.

Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx




 

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Hi Folks,



Any duping video tapes to CD. DVD or Windows Media Player/Real Player ?
This
involves home videos not pirating "store-bought" video's.



And along those same lines, is anyone familiar with how folks are taking
LP's and turning them into MP3'S ? Again, this would be for turning all my
old LP's into MP3's for personal use.



Thanks !



Chuck

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