Master Yoda
11th November 2003, 17:24
OK i've never captured anything from vhs to my pc before so let me explain what i would like to do.
Im in the uk so the vhs is pal.Theres about 6 - 8 episodes of shasta mcnasty on tape that i recorded.I would like to put these to dvdr so they will last alot longer than tape.
I would like to convert the audio to dolby 2.0 192kps 48hz.The video encoding part with CCE i should be able to figure out as i use that when backing up a dvd.
So how would i go about doing this ?? .. oh if possible i would like to capture/encode to progrssive without deinterlacing, but if not i'll encode it interlaced, no big deal.
I have only about 20GB of room on one of my drives to do this, i have a Leadtek Geforce 4 Ti 4200 My Vivo Edition,it has video in and out.
I have adobe premiere 6.5, virtual dub 1.3 and 1.4. Program wise i get or use what ever, but i am looking for nice good quality.
Thanks
Im in the uk so the vhs is pal.Theres about 6 - 8 episodes of shasta mcnasty on tape that i recorded.I would like to put these to dvdr so they will last alot longer than tape.
I would like to convert the audio to dolby 2.0 192kps 48hz.The video encoding part with CCE i should be able to figure out as i use that when backing up a dvd.
So how would i go about doing this ?? .. oh if possible i would like to capture/encode to progrssive without deinterlacing, but if not i'll encode it interlaced, no big deal.
I have only about 20GB of room on one of my drives to do this, i have a Leadtek Geforce 4 Ti 4200 My Vivo Edition,it has video in and out.
I have adobe premiere 6.5, virtual dub 1.3 and 1.4. Program wise i get or use what ever, but i am looking for nice good quality.
Thanks