My sister buys a USB capture device (EasyCAP) which also comes with Ulead. Loads the driver, loads Ulead, connects the old video8 camcorder and trys to capture.
After a serious amount of effort which I won't waffle on about the process is;
1. open ulead
2. select capture device
3. select options and change audio to usb device
4. capture as AVI
Which of course creates a rather big file.
So the next step is to burn it to a DVD. With Ulead software for the life of me I can't see how to actually make it burn to a dvd disk. Then I try movie maker, which is what Win7 prompts me for when I insert a blank disk. It burns the file no problem to the disk, but it has the following problems;
1. the video image is overlaid with todays data and 'play back' or something
2. there is no audio
What a heap of effort to do what an end user wants;
1. capture video
2. burn a DVD
even better if its one step 'push play and walk away'
After a serious amount of effort which I won't waffle on about the process is;
1. open ulead
2. select capture device
3. select options and change audio to usb device
4. capture as AVI
Which of course creates a rather big file.
So the next step is to burn it to a DVD. With Ulead software for the life of me I can't see how to actually make it burn to a dvd disk. Then I try movie maker, which is what Win7 prompts me for when I insert a blank disk. It burns the file no problem to the disk, but it has the following problems;
1. the video image is overlaid with todays data and 'play back' or something
2. there is no audio
What a heap of effort to do what an end user wants;
1. capture video
2. burn a DVD
even better if its one step 'push play and walk away'