🎥 Digitnow USB 2.0 Video Capture Card: Convert, Edit & Save Analog Video to Digital Files on Mac OS X or Windows 7 8 10 PC | Easy-to-Use Device for VHS VCR TV to DVD Conversion Review

Bought to digitize my 20 year old 8mm videotapes before they go bad. Use Macbook Pro. Once the software is installed there are some settings to choose new hardware but the instructions provided were very clear and I captured the video on my computer very quickly. The quality was very good and opened quickly. At first I was a bit nervous about buying this product because of the price. The product at the top of the search results is over $80 compared to the $21 I paid for DIGITNOW Digital. I am…

I bought this converter after reading many reviews. I had no problems, the installation was very easy (my Mac doesn't have a CD player, so I downloaded the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website). The recording management software is quite complete and there are multiple formats of video and audio to compress. The registration process is very simple and intuitive, absolutely not energy consuming for the computer (I was able to duplicate 4 VHS for 2 hours each without ever booting the…

I took a chance and ordered a DigitNow recorder to transfer some 30 year old VHS tapes to my 2012 MacBook Pro with OS X Sierra 10.12.6. My old FireWire Datavideo DAC-100 was giving me trouble and I found it on Revain's list for less than $25. I thought what the heck - I'll send it back if it doesn't work. Glad I ordered too. After ordering from Revain, the device was shipped quickly and delivered to me within 2 days. Everything was packed efficiently and in good condition by WeRecord. After the

The software with the block did not recognize the grabber. Tried everything: reinstalled software, tried with another VCR (which I know works because I've used it before), emailed support. Wasted hours sending them screenshots of what I'm seeing. In the end they suggested I try an open source program, downloaded it but it didn't recognize the video grabber's signal either. I don't know if this particular type of device and software will work together or if I just got a bad one, but it was an…

I first tried to install it on my desktop PC (windows 10) and no matter what I tried I couldn't get the software to recognize the graphics driver. I've tried the software that came with the device and also the video capture software that came with Sony Vegas. The software that came with it listed the device, but I couldn't activate it. Sony Vegas did not recognize the device at all. I finally tried it on my laptop (also Windows 10) and it finally worked. But not without problems. At first there

The device works as advertised with Windows 10. This point seemed unclear in some earlier test reports. The quality depends primarily on the quality of the tapes themselves and the player. Not as much. The software lacks many of the controls I'm used to from programs like Camtasia. The controls are pretty basic, so if you need to clean up your audio track or do a lot of detailed editing, you might need a more expensive editing software package. This hardware does what it says on the tin and the

This product is not for the faint of heart. I've been playing around with this thing for hours on two different computers. Finally deserved. On the first PC I never saw the video in the capture window but it did capture I found out later. However, since I didn't need the entire tape, it was hard to know what stage of production I was at. So I switched to a different computer and the drivers didn't show up as usual, even after multiple reboots. I sent a message to support. The first response was

Installed the Windows and Showbiz drivers that came with the installation CD. Opened Showbiz and got no video output, only sound. I went ahead and started filming videos from my old VCR. When I checked the output file, both video and audio were captured perfectly. I wanted to be able to preview while recording the video, so I started using VLC. VLC displayed both video and audio perfectly. VLC also lets you record what you film. But it saves it in AVI format which makes the files huge. 40…

I used this to convert old family VHS tapes to digital files. Every 10 minutes of tape is about 1GB of digital video. I only gave it four stars instead of five because the default audio setting is your computer's internal microphone and NOT the composite audio from the recording. I set the audio setting to composite audio on my first video. Then I had to close and reopen the program which resets the audio recording settings and I had to redo ALL my videos because it was recording video but with