🎥 Effortless Video Conversion: VIDBOX Video Conversion for PC (2020) Review

The videos produced look so bad that sometimes you can't even see people's mouths moving when they speak, solid lines look jagged and broken, the movement at the end of the Videos also looked slow for some reason. Facial features and other details that should be visible are simply blurred to the point of blur. Audio is fine. I'm running this on an AMD 8370 8-core desktop computer with 16GB of memory, a few TB of free disk space, and Win 10 Home 64-bit. I have an old ADS Tech DVDXpress DX2 which

In the past I have used various USB devices to record and convert videos with my PC. VIDBOX Video Converter for PC works right out of the box with a very simple setup. All we need is to run the installation DVD and connect the RCA video cable from the VIDBOX converter to the output of our VCR, DVD player or camcorder. The box also supports S-Video output from your device. The user menu is very intuitive and easy to use. We can set the duration and aspect ratio for recording. The video is…

Everything worked fine for the first 2 days. Not so much on the third day. A small display window, maybe 4"x3", will appear on the computer screen, where the movie will play in real time as it is being copied. On the third day, the viewport size was the same, but the image had shrunk to about 1.5 x 1.5 inches, showing only a tiny portion of the image in the upper-left corner. Tried a few different ways to see if the size could be corrected. There is nothing on the transform screen to change its

By looking at this product you will like me understand the limitations of the software/hardware to complete the task of converting old video/audio media to digital format. To be honest, I did not find the ideal option, all proposals have pros and cons. After converting a few dozen Hi8 tapes, the short conclusion about this product is that it does the job, but with limited capabilities. PROS - Easy to use and install on PC/MACE Easy to connect an analogue source to a computer Decent performance…

I'm impressed with this little device. I worked in television when tape was king, so I knew the characteristics of videotape, both broadcast quality and videocassette, very well. I took care of them, but I didn't know how badly (if at all) they were affected. I thought I only had one chance to convert them, so I wanted it to matter: I needed the highest quality conversion at the best price. The Vidbox was more than double the price of the next device I considered, but I bought it with cautious…