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QuoteThe Diamond is fine.
The VCR is a boat anchor.
Very funny, and I'm sure true!
Thanks so much for your insight -- very, very helpful.
Meanwhile, one of the downloads from Diamond completely disabled my laptop, so I've spent the past 2 days running scans trying to determine if it was malware or just an incompatible driver. I'll have to consider whether it's worthwhile to continue doing this DYI or if I should ask a pro. At this point I'm very inclined to do that latter, especially because I really only have a few videos worth digitizing.
I bought a Diamond One-Touch Video Capture device years ago and just got around to attempting to transfer some old videos from VHS tape. The device came bundled with PD 12 (12.0.4823.0) and I'm attempting to capture videos played through my ancient Quasar (VHQ-401) VCR -- images below.
Can anyone suggest best PD-12 settings for getting the highest quality output? Are there settings available in newer PD versions that are worth upgrading for?
I've scanned the forums and appreciate the point made by @BarryTheCrab's and others about the value of using a better quality VCR, altho I have no idea if my old clunker can be improved upon.
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I'll have to consider whether it's worthwhile to continue doing this DYI or if I should ask a pro. At this point I'm very inclined to do that latter, especially because I really only have a few videos worth digitizing.
