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It is not the best quality but it did the job. I used the built-in program on the CD for capturing and recording VCD. Sometimes I also used Nero for recording. I am satisfied with the result and the cost.

From a hardware perspective, it is not able to even make a simple VHS recording with accurate color representation and without losing synchronization with the sound. Regardless of how fast your PC is. Apart from the very poor colors, it also brought a bunch of garbage and interference that did not exist in the source I was digitizing.
It is better to choose a more expensive solution. Losing one's money only on a useless device is better than losing both money and time together. It was not worth zero stars, but rather one star.

Unfortunately it didn't work... I tried it on various operating systems, it had sound but the image was either nonexistent or terrible.

I bought the product 2 months ago for my daughter. She is casually involved in editing movies. She wanted to transfer and have digital video recordings that she made with a SONY Handycamera, which has an 8mm cassette. She is very satisfied because the product connected immediately and worked for the job we got it for.

Bad image quality with horizontal black and white lines, the sound is different altogether! Very bad purchase for transferring/converting videos from VHS.... It's better to go to a photo studio a thousand times to have excellent results since they use professional equipment for video transfer/conversion!

I had previously purchased a cheaper, similar device that never worked properly, so I wasn't sure if it would be worth the money. However, it ended up working unexpectedly well and flawlessly!

It does what it says, HOWEVER, you need win7 max and if you mess with the window while writing, you lose everything!

I couldn't use it with the accompanying application. However, it worked fine with the Windows 11 software. It is for converting miniDV tapes.

It does exactly what it promises. I use it to digitize VHS, VHS-C, MINI-DV tapes, and any other analog media. It records whatever image you give it in any file format you want, just as it appears in playback. I haven't encountered any problems, it does exactly what it promises. Cost/Performance win-win

Very poor image quality, bad color representation, inexplicable white haze at the top and bottom of the screen.
I provide a comparison with the ATI TV Wonder 600 USB, which is considered one of the best ever released with S-Video connection to a professional JVC S-VHS, a source much superior to average use.
It DOES NOT have the ability to record with VirtualDub or Amarectv via VFW (Video for Windows) in uncompressed video, only with its own software at maximum MPEG2 quality at 8Mbps, even doing deinterlace on its own, very below average things.

I couldn't get it to work on Windows 10 for the past 3-4 months that I have it. And I'm not a beginner with computers. I really hate devices like this that don't work out of the box. Money wasted.

In w10 Pro, I had no difficulty in installation and connection, it worked on the first try.
The quality is the same as VHS, so don't expect it to improve the resolution from before.

Very good for its price. It requires a little process to set up the drivers and the playback program on Windows 10, but if you manage to do it, it works very well.