The AVerMedia Video Capture device is easy to install. The drivers for the VHS to DVD converter are downloaded quickly and the software that is included with the purchase, CyberLink DVD Suite 7, is fantastic. The AVerMedia Video Capture device is extraordinarily user-friendly; however, it does not record copyrighted material.
The AVerMedia Video Capture device has composite and S-video cable options. You will notice right away that the driver installation is extremely simple. Connecting to your computer will be quick and easy with AVerMedia Video Capture. There is also a manufacturer warranty with the VHS to DVD converter for one year. This warranty covers the video converter, but not the software.
TheCyberLink software is one of the most user-friendly video editing software apps available. Every option is clearly labeled, and from capture to distribution, you’ll find the software easy to navigate and fun to use. There are options to burn directly from VCR to DVD, transfer to mobile devices or upload videos to the internet to sites such as YouTube and Facebook. The software will also burn Blu-ray Discs or AVCHD DVDs for high resolution. Transferring VHS tapes to your PC will be a breeze with CyberLink.
The software included with the AVerMedia Video Capture device will allow you to create a professional-looking DVD. Start by taking still-frame photos to build a starting menu and screen. Use the fantastic editing options to remove video clips, add audio and text overlay. Clean-up old home videos using outstanding personalization features. Crop scenes, create titles, animate objects and zoom-in on objects using the CyberLink software. This VHS to DVD converter combined with the CyberLink software is a cost-effective way to perfect, store and share home videos.
The AVerMedia Video Capture device was intuitive to use and the drivers were downloaded quickly with each different Windows operating system we tested. The software was fantastic to use and installed effortlessly. The AVerMedia Video Capture device is wonderfully diverse and compatible with almost every software and operating system.
Nevertheless, the VHS to DVD converter will not transfer any copyrighted material. No matter which software you use, this VHS to DVD converter will not even display copyrighted material. You won’t even be able to watch copyrighted material on your computer.
You can record and watch real-time from your game consoles. AVerMedia will also transfer material from your DVR to your computer.
If you are not trying to record copyrighted material, the AVerMedia Video Capture device is one of the most simple, easy-to-use devices on the market. The AVerMedia Video Capture drivers download rapidly and effortlessly to any Windows XP, Vista or 7 machine. The CyberLink software downloaded quickly and we were able to start using the various functions and options right away. There are a variety of options and tools are available with the software that are simple to use and explore. The required downloads and drivers were included with the package, but if you lose the download CDs you will be able to easily find the necessary drivers and software downloads on the AVerMedia website. Whether downloading directly to a DVD or uploading the video directly to your desktop, the Dynno Video Streaming Editing and Burning Software will help make the process fast and simple.
The AVerMedia Video Capture device is also easy to use with other video editing software and video players. We found Windows Movie Maker to be especially compatible with the AVerMedia Video Capture device. You will be able to use your favorite video editing software with the AVerMedia Video Capture device, not just the software included with the product.
In order to utilize any of the help options, you must first go through a lengthy registration process. You will have to give detailed information such as your address and the product number that you own.
We tried to skip all the registration process and send an email to the technical support team, but the email address provided did not exist and we were forced to register in order to ask a question. And after we were registered, we waited a few days before our simple question was answered.
We suggest you utilize the live chat option that is available from the AVerMedia website. However, the chat option still requires the detailed registration process. When we used the user forum to post a question, we received a prompt response telling us to just use the live chat option for any question that we might have.
We recommend AVerMedia Video Capture only if you will never want to view or record copyrighted material.
