Hardware required to transfer home videos to archival DVDs?
How's it going... my name is Tom and I've been lurking these forums for a few months gathering all the info I could mostly from your posts. Firstly my goal is to transfer my family's home videos to archival dvds. But- with all the equipment laying around I would like to have a small business on the side eventually. I guess I just have a lot of questions. What hardware is required? I plan on purchasing a jvc and a panasonic vcr (you recommened to have at least 2), a good tbc, a proc amp, one computer with a capture card and windows xp... What else? For playback purposes am I simply looking at how it looks on my computer?
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Also: My apologies for the slow reply, but your message was buried in my inbox. That sometimes happens when tech questions are asked in PMs/emails instead of on the forum. Keep that in mind for future questions. Thanks. Quote:
To briefly go over it, you need several tiers of hardware -- it's not just computer, just video, etc.
If not, then you'll be more in "hobby" mode, cutting out tools that are optimal for lower-end consumer gear. And that's fine. |
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