Digital Converter Lvozize Transfer Software Review

I was hoping that it would be a decent device and software. It was immediately apparent that the footage was much darker than the original 8mm camcorder's LCD. The included software doesn't seem to be able to do any video editing other than adding transitions, which I didn't care. Unfortunately, there is no way to brighten the video. But it was a moot point because the device just couldn't translate a video after 3 hours of use. My guess is that the A/D conversion circuitry in the device has…

It works, albeit imperfectly - I ended up making a movie and a short video, although the audio in the movie was a bit out of sync. I was about to toss it in the bin because the video occasionally flickered in and out and the audio crackled. The software was also a bit difficult to install, but I installed it. Now I advise him to give it a chance, but don't count on him picking up Gone with the Wind, walking away and going back to a perfect copy. It may take a few tries, but work with it. By the

Bought this device based on other people's reviews; in fact it works very well. I'm in the process of converting about 75 VCRs to digital and the process is going well. However, the documentation is very limited and doesn't help much with the process. It's relatively easy to set up and use, but it did require some trial and error. I like looking at the VCR while recording and I have a backup computer, an old VCR and cassette tapes in a closet running a VCR/converter to create digital VCR files.