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May 06, 2020
Also Works Well for Quality VHS Tape Capture
1 of 1 found this helpful I have gotten excellent results capturing VHS tapes using the HD60 S. To do this I use an HDMI Composite to Video Converter (Tendak). It takes the VCR analog output and produces a deinterlaced HDMI video stream at either 720p@60fps or 1080p@60 fps. The HD60 S grabs the HDMI signal and writes a raw video file, and optionally, a playable/editable video file. CAVEAT: using the Elgato tools I have consistently gotten quality captures at 720p@60fps. However, you should review the system requirements and give yourself lots of headroom if you want to capture at 1080p@30-60fps. My system only just meets the *minimum* requirements (including an NVEC-compliant NVidea GPU) but it is still not fast enough to keep up. At 1080p the larger format frames have great image quality, but it drop frames. I have tried all the standard tricks to reduce system load (including using OBS), but the result is that while close - it's no soap. To do 1080p I need a faster system. NET-NET: great card. Easy set up. Does a great job. Gives me a good work flow. So it is worth it to me to upgrade my system - which I am doing.
May 06, 2020
Also Works Great for Capturing VHS Tapes
Excellent product. I used the Game Capture Card to digitize VHS tapes. This was after a long struggle with several EZCAP-style dongles, VirtualDub and Handbrake (note VirtualDub and Handbrake work, but the dongles are a PITA...) To do this I used an HDMI Composite to Video Converter (Tendak). It takes the VCR analog output and produces a deinterlaced HDMI video stream at either 720p@60fps or 1080p@30fps. The Game Capture Card HD grabs the HDMI signal and writes the correct MP4 compression of the video to a thumb drive. You then take the thumb drive and plug it into your computer for editing or playback. Quality is quite good - better than commercial VHS to DVD conversion services. It does not require any messing with your operating system or any drivers. It just works. Every time... What a relief... :-)