Can anyone tell me what software I need to convert vhs tapes onto vcd's Cheers

-- Bruce Barlow (Bagpuss_666@phantomemail.com), May 16, 2002

Answers

TMPG encoder

Ulead video studio 4.00 to capture 704 x 576 resulotion mpeg UYVY files

after that use TMPGEnc to encode the blody file.

Guranteee no sound delay and DVD quality movie

-- cdasc (afnba@mail.com), May 16, 2002.

There is now an easier way to make VCDs from VHS. First, of course, you need a DVD-recordable drive (or at least a CD-rewritable drive). Then get a good TV tuner/capture card (such as WinTV/Hauppauge or from Creative). Then, download a "digital video recorder" such as InterVideo's WinDVR (make sure your TV tuner/capture card is compatible with WinDVR). Then, before recording, be sure you set your Record mode to NTSC VCD (or something like that), then with the proper input/output hookups you should have no problem recording your material to burn to VCDs. Creative Labs also now has something called "Video Blaster Digital VCR", a TV tuner/capture card/digital video recorder combo which you can get at places like Fry's (or even through Creative's web site at http://www.creative.com) for around $100--after taxes, of course. It's another way to record your VHS tapes and convert them to VCDs.

-- J.C. (hiphats@attbi.com), May 17, 2002.

mepeg to vcd

-- hasan (hasan_h@mynet.com), June 08, 2002.