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mayennaise | 17:29 Mon 15th Oct 2012 | Computers
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Yes it's me again!! Trying to transfer home videos to dvd. Video grabber works but we had problems with the Cyberlink Power Director which was supplied with it. As suggested elsewhere, have now downloaded Debut Video Capture software. Now having problems with that - captured picture is almost negative and we can't get sound. Any ideas pse??
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Keep it simple and get a Video recorder/player and DVD recorder player (or a combined unit) and connect them to your TV.

Press play on the video player, record on the DVD recorder, and it will copy what is on the Video on to DVD (assuming you have them wired up right of course)
19:41 Mon 15th Oct 2012
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Like the idea VHG but the videos are analogue and the DVDs digital - so it won't work!
18:42 Tue 16th Oct 2012

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