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title: "Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for PC [OLD VERSION]"
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# Pro tools: noise reduction, stabilization, color correction USB capture device for analog-to-digital transfer Supports VHS, Hi8, V8 & analog camcorder inputs Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for PC [OLD VERSION]

**Brand:** roxio
**Price:** VT20484
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Preserve your past, perfect your present—digitize with ease and share like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for PC [OLD VERSION] by roxio
- **How much does it cost?** VT20484 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1181882-roxio-easy-vhs-to-dvd-for-pc-old-version)

## Best For

- roxio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted roxio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Audio Conversion:** Transform LPs and audio cassettes into MP3 or CD format with automatic track identification.
- • **User-Friendly Editing & Burning:** Quickly trim, split, and burn polished DVDs complete with menus—no tech expertise required.
- • **Multi-Platform Sharing Made Easy:** Export and upload videos directly to iPhone, iPad, YouTube, Facebook, and more with just a few clicks.
- • **Professional-Grade Video Enhancement:** Elevate your memories using advanced noise reduction, video stabilization, and color correction tools.
- • **Seamless Analog-to-Digital Conversion:** Effortlessly digitize VHS, Hi8, and camcorder footage with the included USB capture device.

## Overview

Roxio Easy VHS to DVD (Old Version) is a Windows-compatible solution that converts analog video and audio sources into digital formats. It includes a USB capture device and software with professional editing tools for noise reduction, stabilization, and color correction. Users can burn DVDs, export to multiple digital formats, and share content across popular platforms, making it ideal for preserving and revitalizing vintage media collections.

## Description

Go from VCR to DVD in a few clicks – Roxio Easy VHS to DVD 3 easily transfers videos from VHS, Hi8, V8 or analog camcorders to DVD via the included USB capture device. Create polished videos with professional grade tools for reducing video noise, stabilizing shaky video, color correction, transition effects, and more. Split videos to span across multiple DVDs for sharing or storage. Record home movies direct to disc with the click of a mouse. Upload home movies to iPhone, iPad, YouTube, or Facebook. Convert LPs and audio cassettes to CD or MP3 format, identifying tracks automatically to add title, artist, and genre information. Share and upload home movies using your iPhone, iPad, YouTube, or Facebook. Minimum System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows Vista Home Basic (SP1), Windows XP (SP3 for 32 bit, SP2 for 64 bit).

Review: Easy to use, works great! - I recommend this product 100%. I would say I am a 'moderately tech savvy' person and I had absolutely zero problems installing the software (my computer runs on Windows 10 Home) and it worked like a charm. I bought this product it a couple months ago (in October) to convert all of my family's old VHS home movies as a holiday project for the entire family. It worked great, I converted over 30 VHS tapes with ease, then later copied the files onto flash drives and also uploaded videos to a private family YouTube channel. It was a huge hit, and required only this product and time -- no need to expensive conversion or shipping tapes off to another company. Some additional information that you may find useful: The device itself doesn't have a very long cord (it's a connector) but that is really not a problem because the VCR I used of course had its own RCA cable that was attached to the TV. I just took the VCR and RCA cable (that's the red-white-yellow cable) and set it next to the computer and plugged it in. The adapter has both an RCA (red-white-yellow) connector and an S-video connector, so in addition to using a VCR, any video input that comes through one of those types of connections can be imported. Also, the software can be used to create and burn DVDs (it can make a DVD menu, and you can combine multiple videos into one DVD) or you can simply record the video input directly to a file and save it to your computer. This 'quick edit' mode also gives you the ability to trim the video start and end points (or create multiple pieces of video) and save those to a single video file, which is very convenient. Highly recommend this product, five stars!
Review: Easy setup/recording/editing - many export options - works excellent - I saw many reviews for this that were bad but on an older Core i3 Windows 7 PC the installation was fluid. Asks to reboot. Launch program. Start new project, name if you want, press red record button, press play on your input device. Watch the video in the program window while you are recording. Press stop at the end of the tape. You can also set a recording duration. Like 32 min. for a 30 min tape just to catch any extra. I recorded directly out of an old JVC Compact VHS camcorder with rca jacks. You can record several videos in one project. You can also export many different clips out of one recording in a few different formats. MPEG2, H.264 and WMV 30 min takes up about 2GB of hard drive space. Editing is very simple, just move the marker to the start point, double click the start point marker and it moves to the marker point....move the marker to the end point, double click the end point marker and it snaps to the marker. click export and then you can choose computer, DVD, iphone, ipad, android, facebook, youtube, DivX. I choose computer then upload to cloud separately to make sure the video is good first. Help section is good with graphic of editing trim options. Cons: Doesn't like ant races between shots, if too long it stops recording. Has some overscan lines at the bottom. I read on a similar product: "A note about overscan lines at the bottom of captured video: As documented all over the Internet, when capturing digital video from an analog video source like an analog magnetic video tape, you will end up with some additional fuzzy lines at the bottom of the captured video. This is totally normal. When played back on a regular TV, these overscan lines are usually chopped off because they appear "below the bottom of the screen," but the digital capture grabs them. To get rid of those lines, you can crop or zoom in slightly when you do your video editing. "

## Features

- This is an OLD Version. The NEW VERSION includes two FREE blank DVDs for your first projects! Refer to There is a newer version of this item
- What's In The Box? DVD Software and USB Capture Device (plug in your camera, VHS etc. to this capture device and connect to your computer)
- Create polished videos with professional-grade tools for reducing video noise, stabilizing shaky video, color correction, transition effects, and more
- Record home movies direct to disc with the click of a mouse. Share and upload using your iPhone or iPad to various social websites
- Convert LPs and audio cassettes to CD or MP3 format, identifying tracks automatically to add title, artist, and genre information
- NOTE: Refer user manual and instructional video before use
- NOTE: This product is compatible with Windows 10. The packaging and manual were designed before Windows but the product has since been tested to work with Windows 10

## Images

![Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for PC [OLD VERSION] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71qY+bCF9XL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how do you plug your vcr into computer ?**
A: This device come with three RCA jacks- white, yellow, and red. You need to attach these connectors to your VCR via a separately purchased set of wires.. The wire is NOT included for this. Then the device itself plugs into a USB port.

**Q: Does this work with Windows 10?**
A: Yes, it does. I've been using it with Windows 10 and haven't ran in to any problems.

**Q: Have an ancient tv/vcr combo. Will VHS to DVD 3 work in this situation?**
A: For you to use this on an older TV, it would need to have A/V outputs on the back.  Yellow is video, Red is right audio, White is either left audio or mono audio output.  (Inputs on the front of a TV typically are INPUT only!)  Stand alone VCRs will most likely have A/V input/output section along with a standard cable connection.  This product will not work if all you have on your TV or VCR is a standard cable (threaded) output.

**Q: Do you need to buy anything else to go with this or does it just hook right up into the VCR and Computer?**
A: You need the standard cords that you use to connect the VCR to the TV.   Other than that, the package contains the software you need and it works pretty good.   It starts easy enough - turns itself off when the movie ends - and allows you to trim the dead time off the front and end of the movie before translating it.  Good stuff.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use, works great!
*by B***N on December 28, 2016*

I recommend this product 100%. I would say I am a 'moderately tech savvy' person and I had absolutely zero problems installing the software (my computer runs on Windows 10 Home) and it worked like a charm. I bought this product it a couple months ago (in October) to convert all of my family's old VHS home movies as a holiday project for the entire family. It worked great, I converted over 30 VHS tapes with ease, then later copied the files onto flash drives and also uploaded videos to a private family YouTube channel. It was a huge hit, and required only this product and time -- no need to expensive conversion or shipping tapes off to another company. Some additional information that you may find useful: The device itself doesn't have a very long cord (it's a connector) but that is really not a problem because the VCR I used of course had its own RCA cable that was attached to the TV. I just took the VCR and RCA cable (that's the red-white-yellow cable) and set it next to the computer and plugged it in. The adapter has both an RCA (red-white-yellow) connector and an S-video connector, so in addition to using a VCR, any video input that comes through one of those types of connections can be imported. Also, the software can be used to create and burn DVDs (it can make a DVD menu, and you can combine multiple videos into one DVD) or you can simply record the video input directly to a file and save it to your computer. This 'quick edit' mode also gives you the ability to trim the video start and end points (or create multiple pieces of video) and save those to a single video file, which is very convenient. Highly recommend this product, five stars!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy setup/recording/editing - many export options - works excellent
*by M***A on February 22, 2019*

I saw many reviews for this that were bad but on an older Core i3 Windows 7 PC the installation was fluid. Asks to reboot. Launch program. Start new project, name if you want, press red record button, press play on your input device. Watch the video in the program window while you are recording. Press stop at the end of the tape. You can also set a recording duration. Like 32 min. for a 30 min tape just to catch any extra. I recorded directly out of an old JVC Compact VHS camcorder with rca jacks. You can record several videos in one project. You can also export many different clips out of one recording in a few different formats. MPEG2, H.264 and WMV 30 min takes up about 2GB of hard drive space. Editing is very simple, just move the marker to the start point, double click the start point marker and it moves to the marker point....move the marker to the end point, double click the end point marker and it snaps to the marker. click export and then you can choose computer, DVD, iphone, ipad, android, facebook, youtube, DivX. I choose computer then upload to cloud separately to make sure the video is good first. Help section is good with graphic of editing trim options. Cons: Doesn't like ant races between shots, if too long it stops recording. Has some overscan lines at the bottom. I read on a similar product: "A note about overscan lines at the bottom of captured video: As documented all over the Internet, when capturing digital video from an analog video source like an analog magnetic video tape, you will end up with some additional fuzzy lines at the bottom of the captured video. This is totally normal. When played back on a regular TV, these overscan lines are usually chopped off because they appear "below the bottom of the screen," but the digital capture grabs them. To get rid of those lines, you can crop or zoom in slightly when you do your video editing. "

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Some tips on how to use this product
*by B***N on January 17, 2017*

Though you can convert a VHS tape directly to DVD with this program/hardware combo, most likely you're going to want to convert your tapes to files on your computer first and then assemble them into a project for burning (or uploading to YouTube, etc.). The dumbed-down interface can be pretty frustrating, so here's a few things I learned which you may find helpful. First: when the program starts up, there's two giant icons. The one on the left is for converting a video directly to a DVD. The one on the right is for starting a project, opening the last project you were working on last time (most programs just do that by default), or you can choose a different project. Create your new project, and then import the video (easy peasey). Now you have a video in your project. There's no "save project" option, but that's ok, it's saved. You can close the program and your project is saved. But let's assume you do that: you close the program and come back later. You start up the program, and there's those two icons. Where's your project? Use the icon on the right, *or* go to File, Open Project. Ah, there it is. A project, by the way, is just a container for your videos. You can convert a bunch of videos into one (or more projects), and when it comes time to burn a DVD or whatever, "import" your files into a project and you're ready to burn.The video files remain on your computer, just make sure you don't check the box that says "and delete the source video while you're at it." Which leads to... Second: where are my files? By default, it puts them in your User/Video folder on your C: drive. Again, go up to File and go into Preferences, and you can select where you want your soon-to-be-huge video folder to be. A 30 minute video tape equals 2GB of file space, and it adds up quickly. If your C: drive is running out of room, change the default directory, under Preferences. It may take the program a few tries to figure out what you did, but it will find the files eventually. (It's not the brightest bulb on the tree, this program.) By the way, a regular single-layer DVD holds about one hour's worth of video (4GB), and a double-layer DVD holds 2 hours (8GB). Third: If you don't title your video BEFORE you start recording, it's too late. You can't change it now within the program.Wait till the recording is converted, close the program, and go to the file itself using File Explorer in Windows. Rename the file. Reopen the program, open your project. It will panic and say "I can't find the file!" It's looking for "My Video" or whatever dumb name it gave your video file. Just use the Import button to re-add the file (with it's new name) to your project. Phew! Wasn't that Easy? Fourth: The program will build a nice title menu on your DVD, using the filenames of your source videos (see above). HOWEVER, if you decide to use the transition option (add wipes/dissolves/etc between videos), the program gives you a menu with just the title of the first video in your project. So, if you burn a DVD with, say, two videos on it and a transition between them, all you'll see on the menu is the first video. DO NOT PANIC. Both are there on the DVD, with a transition between them. Only use the transitions if you want to combine videos into one unit. Oy. The program and hardware work as advertised. No bells and whistles here, just basic convert your VHS tapes before they deteriorate stuff. It does the job. You can edit the video before burning it -- simple clipping of sections, that's all. So when that ex-girlfriend or whoever shows up in the video, you can cut that part out. Not that I would know about that. Heh. The S-Video cable did not fit my old VCR camera, so I had to use the RCA jacks (one for video, one for audio) which resulted in one-channel videos. You can use a Y-adapter, I suppose, to get around that. So, that's it. I hope you find this helpful. By dumbing down the interface and supplying insufficient instructions, this "Easy" program took more work than usual to get to work. But it does work. Good luck!

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