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What is the best solution for converting video tapes (from a video recorder) from analog to digital on my computer (mpg2 or avi) and then digital to analog to record on tape. &nbsp;I have s-video output and input on my vcr. <br />
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&nbsp;I have seen mpg files that have very high quality and would like to make my own. &nbsp;I have a p4 1500 computer with 512 meg of ram. &nbsp;I have firewire and use that to create files from my digital video camera. &nbsp;I get pretty good results playing the analog video into my dv camera and then into my computer, but that is a hassle.<br />
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I am running Windows XP and that might be a limiting factor.<br />
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Thanks in advance for any help.
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What is the best solution for converting video tapes (from a video recorder) from analog to digital on my computer (mpg2 or avi) and then digital to analog to record on tape.  I have s-video output and input on my vcr. 

 I have seen mpg files that have very high quality and would like to make my own.  I have a p4 1500 computer with 512 meg of ram.  I have firewire and use that to create files from my digital video camera.  I get pretty good results playing the analog video into my dv camera and then into my computer, but that is a hassle.

I am running Windows XP and that might be a limiting factor.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Convert Video Tape to avi or mpg2

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