Can you please tell me if this card has the analog/digital inputs. I'd like to use it to record VHS/Super 8 video as well as view TV.
1114558
It has 2 analog inputs that each support S-video or composite video plus stereo sound via a breakout cable. There are no digital inputs. But if you are asking if you can make digital recordings of your VHS tapes, yes, you can do that. Although this tuner card doesn't come with any software other than drivers, so you will need some kind of application to make the videos. There are several free programs that can do that.
1114559
It does not have digital inputs and the card totally sucks. I tried it on 3 different PC's with XP, Win 7 and Win 8 audio did not record on any of them. Actually on one PC it did not recognize the card. Their supplied software was horrible, the downloaded WinTv did not see the card but a competitors video capture software did see the card but no audio. By the way their support sucks to, and actually there is no support except stupid FAQ list of brainless answers. Need I say more don't buy it.
1114560
Yes it has an extra input but I no use the card. I have Charter cable and with cable and a box you can use the card but there is a serious delay and problems in switching channels with the box. Too the extent that I gave up using the card.
1114561
Based on the product description in Amazon, it should be able to record both analog and digital inputs. It says that each tuner has hardware MPEG2 encoding, and that is what is needed to record analog input for your VHF/Super-8 video. I only use it to record digital input from TV-antenna. Therefore, I am not saying this based on personal experience. Having said this, I used to use a different and older Hauppauge TV tuner card that had no problem recording from analog input. I don't see why this newer product cannot do this.
1451821
Over the air digital TV only or online streaming media like YouTube. You can record while you watch anything else...... Where would you find analog TV broadcast signals these days anyways? ;-)
718255
There are two output interfaces, one is HDMI and the other is analog. The analog cable has the video and audio RCA plugs that are color coded yellow for video and the audio has a white and red for left and right channel stereo. Most VHS tape recorders have an analog input that will match this analog out, so you should be able to record the cameras output directly to a VHS tape.
1094073
All recording is SD (480), but inputs and outputs can be HD. I've found the loss of quality to be acceptable, considering the benefits of SD format (lower cost, record to DVDs, etc). This recorder will accept HD input via the ATSC digital tuner, or SD (480) input from other sources like analog RCA-jack inputs, S-Video, DV from a camcorder, or the now-obsolete NTSC analog TV tuner. All content is recorded in SD (480p I believe) format, and my experience has been that the 4:3 and 16:9 anthropomorphic widescreen modes are handled automatically based on the source. (My Sony TV automatically shows all content in the correct aspect ratio.) This unit can output 480i for older TVs if you need, but does NOT have an RF modulator built-in. It can also output 480p or HD (as 720p, 1080i, or 1080p) via an HDMI cable to your widescreen TV, so you can select which one does the upscaling.
1635298
Sorry, but no. Old tech transmits signals not compatible with the card. I tried different methods with both VHS and old Nintendo systems (from NES to N64) until I asked customer support at Hauppauge, and they told me what I've just said. Although it does provide S-video and composite adapters, old analog signals just don't work. Pretty pointless to include them, I know.
963002
This unit will display typical video outputs in both NTSC/PAL analog signals and HDMI digital signals. If you camera is not capable of sending display signals in these formats, get a new camera
930354
You can use any analog camera. The higher the TVL resolution, the better the picture. This card also has the ability to record audio, if the camera is compatible.
744663
I believe that it has the capability if you have a recording device to connect to it. This was not a feature I cared about so please know that I am not an expert in that type of capability. Bottom line though is that yes I beiieve you can record fro the S video or RCA output connections.
818581
Yes, the adapter includes composite and S-Video inputs. I connected my VCR to the adapter and was able to digitize some older VHS times without any problems.
960138
Yep, I'm gonna second Paul here. It doesn't matter what format the tape is (beta, VHSC, etc.), as long as you have the AV out it will work just fine. This is by far the best device I've found. It cost more than some, because in this case, you actually do get what you pay for.
758638
Sorry that I cannot answer your question as I've yet to use it for anything else but transferring old video tapes to digital.
861623
I was able to to record 720p on a 2GB Kingston non SDHC card which was a surprise. It played back fine too. I ened up getting the 16GB Adata for ~$30. So far so good.
1887733
No it is best with optical cable or they come with AV adapter cables for analog input as well.
382583
did you get it to work? if you did what software did you use? I've tried hooking my vcr up to my pc to convert old vhs tapes to digital but so far haven't been able to get it to work. I tried nch suite video capturing software.
787504
It turns an analog signal into a digital signal. I am able to plug an old VCR into the HDMI input on my LCD television.
1517453
It will record any input you feed into it. If you have a way to play 8mm tapes it will record it. Think of the card as an input and the 8mm player as the output. Hope this helps.
1641682
Yeah, it has a AV output - I tried with a cable I had but couldn't get it to work right with the video and have stereo audio, it seemed to only have mono with video; If you just want to occasionally use this feature this isn't a bad player, if this is something you want to regularly do, I would suggest finding another.