Honestech has recently released version 5 of their VHS to DVD conversion solution. We reviewed v3.0 and found a high quality product. Version 5 improves on it in a number of ways.
First of all, v5 (and v4) include support for 64-bit Windows 7. Version 5 also now has an RCA cable, new motion menus and you can include background music. Even better is its support for the iPad.
You still get the USB 2.0 capture device that you plug your source device into (video or audio) and then into your computer, and you also get the full-featured software that captures, converts and allows you to edit the audio/video. It also helps you to burn to DVDs and/or Blu-ray with custom menus or even upload to YouTube.
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Price: $50.00
(Please note prices are subject to change and the listed price is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of posting)
And if you’re looking for other possible VHS to DVD converters beside this one, take a look at our article with 3 other products or our article covering 2 all-in-one units.
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I purchased this and it works great!
I have been able to "rescue" my old VHS movies and run them flawlessly on my DVD player.
I have tried a few other products and software trying to do what this product does…no joy.
Everything is included except for VHS player, VHS tapes, and blank DVD's.
Got this to convert old movies to DVD. Works great, simple to use. There are a lot of features that I have not even used yet but worked great on converting my daughter's wedding video. You do need access to have a VHS player or something to be able to play your old recordings from. Did a good job and decent quality and like I said I haven't even tried a lot of the features.
Im electronically dumb, was it easy to hook up and did you need a tv close to your vhs/dvd converter box?