VHS and Camcorder USB Video Capture Kit for Mac and PC. For Sequoia/Sonoma and Windows 10/11. Create MP4 Files and DVDs from VHS, Hi8, MiniDV.

I have for a while been wanting to save all VCR and VHS recording onto the computer without finding the right solution. I have for months researched and read forums and reviews of different products that claim to do what this does, for a higher cost, but ultimately they all have failed for different users. Not one had anything above 3 stars and the majority required a PC with an old version software. Others required a CD-rom drive or lastly just mentioned it was working on Mac without giving clear indication as to what iOS operator was functional. I also found companies that provided somewhat of similar recording and savings for lot more costs. Then finally noticed this and was hesitate due to knowing it may not work with a mac update... however, I am on macOS Mojave, Version 10.14.5 and it works flawlessly. The instruction document provided is superb and easy steps to follow and most FAQ questions or troubleshooting is answered. The program can be downloaded from the net and overall the experience so far has been smooth. As for picture quality, obviously you won't get 720p or higher but you do get a well satisfied quality. In my case I just copied VCR cassettes which are 18 years old and they have clear picture with bright colors. Not only is the program good and the instructions clear but you also get all the necessary cables to connect and save all your old recordings. It's awesome.

Did lots of research to see what looked like the most reliable package available, what would work with my OS version (El Capitan V10.11.6) and my hardware (MacBook pro 13 inch - Mid 2009) and this one seemed to fit. It also comes from the UK and there was a support email (.co.uk) and a UK address for the supplier in Knutsford which I thought presented less risk if I had any problems. The package arrived when expected (in fact a day earlier) and contained all the elements described on the Amazon listing. I downloaded the required s/w using the supplied link (there is a DVD supplied) to ensure I have the latest version. I took time to read the supplied paper Guide and this advises watching the downloaded tutorial video first. I watched it 3 times before I started to install the s/w and h/w. My tip would be.....MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS !! The instructions in the video are very clear and simple but if, like me, you are not an IT tech head, it will take you a little longer to feel comfortable with all the info presented. I had the tutorial video open (in a separate window on my Mac) as I proceeded with the installation, pausing it at each step to ensure I performed the instructions precisely. Everything went very well, the s/w customisation screens were all as described and depicted in the video and the whole solution works very well. I never leave reviews on Amazon (I'm always a little dubious about how genuine some of them are!) but felt I must give some real / honest feedback on this product as (for my H/W and OS combination) it does precisely what it says it does ...which in todays world is a bit of a rarity!

Works with OSX 10.13.n just fine. Unit came with a orang/gold standard DVD R for the software and talked about updates from a site that didn't work. All seemed a bit homemade. I just used the license key from that and downloaded the latest anyway by searching for VideoGlide. The actual hardware was fine, come with composite cable, with scart convertor, can accept s-vhs (no cable) and plugs into USB. The software has quite a lot of options and the basic looking manual does a good job of explaining them and gives some hints. These options are actually useful and do have an impact. The end results are what I would expect from 25 year old VHS over composite. This is probably as good as it is going to get with those constraints.

Wow! what can I say.... I ordered this wonderful little godsend nearly a year ago, just after Christmas in 2012 in fact... and I've only just got around to using it; When it arrived (very quickly from the seller) I confess that I was terribly disappointed at the plain, very small, white box it came in and the contents; a home-recorded type and unmarked CD-R, a few leads that looked much like many I already owned, and a strange plastic oojamaflip thingy that looked a bit cheap... Well, once again I've learned not to judge a book by its cover, nor a little white box by its contents! A couple of days ago, when once again I couldn't sleep and wandered downstairs at 04:10 to my iMac to do some work, I saw 'the box' and thought I really should get around to fiddling with it... So I stuck the CD into the computer and up popped a window with an Instruction PDF, a couple of executable APP files and a video tutorial. Having read the reviews, I opened up the instructions and was immediately impressed with the detail, which I then followed to the letter. And to cut a not very long story short, I very quickly had an INCREDIBLE digital copy of a video that I took nearly 27 years ago!!! the quality of the output is almost exactly the same as the original which you view in a preview window while recording. I plan to edit the latter in iMovie or Final Cut Pro for viewing in Apple TV, my iPad etc and also to burn to DVD via iDVD. The instructions are also very comprehensive with FAQ and a contact email in case of any problems, this is to an individual, NOT a generic 'customer service'. ([email protected], I suspect you're the 'T' from TRcomputers, and if you're reading this, I'm just thrilled with your fab gadget!) - . Without the instructions I'd have had very little idea about the choice of best settings so I would advise you to make sure you DO follow them. (I didn't use the video tutorial, but the info looks great and the narration sounds ideal and comprehensive) In conclusion, this is an amazing little box of tricks for a ridiculously low price considering I can now convert my huge number of precious home recorded VHS tapes at last and relive all those happy memories once more. I'm going to try and attach a very short clip of a family walk taken way back in 1987 to show the quality of this wonderful little bit of kit which is HIGHLY recommended and no, I promise I don't work for the company!

I'm running OS X 10.6.8 on a MacBook Pro and this works a treat. It was really easy to set up, the software came with a serial no. specifically for my name and clear instructions both on the CD and printed. The hardware supplied is good quality compared to SCART connectors I've bought from high street stores or Amazon. Once installed, the USB thingy was detected without trouble. Following the instructions for uploading it is very easy to start transferring your VHS tapes. For reference one hour is about 7GB at the 'standard' settings. After making one long video, I had a little issue where subsequent videos stopped recording after a couple of minutes. I emailed TR computers who replied very quickly (at the weekend) with some tips - he suggested switching from MPEG4 to H.264 but actually I didn't even need to do that as I just restarted the programme and it worked just fine. Feels great to upload old memories and transfer them from an unreliable medium like VHS (two tapes chewed up today as haven't used VCR for years and it's clearly showing its age). Highly recommend Video-2-Mac.

Drivers were incompatible with my Rog Strix Gaming Laptop, I kept getting a kernel error Kmode exception blue screen and my laptop crashed. Kernel errors can break your laptop permanently if they happen at the wrong time. Tried to get up to date drivers for this capture device but none worked. It’s a shame as the picture and audio were great but every time I tried to record eventually the laptop crashed again. I checked my computer terminal and the records confirmed that the kernel error blue screen crashes were being caused by the drivers. Maybe try this device without installing the drivers first, sadly I’m not willing to re-attempt it again as I’m too worried about breaking my laptop. But if you have an older laptop you don’t care about go for it , it might work for you - if you have a USB 3.0 port only laptop with no USB 2.0 or a laptop that is window 11 and very powerful such as the Rog Strix gaming laptop beware!! I have given two starts as the instruction video is very clear and the package does come with a seller contact card. But without correct modern drivers it’s not usable, sadly.

I've used a couple of applications for copying audio to my Mac over the years, and a commercial application for recordingTV from a USB receiver, so I was expecting something with the usual record/playback-pause buttons rather than the unfriendly and non-intuitive drop down menus and rather strange window to click on to stop recording (Very easy to click in here by accident and then have to start all over again!). Then there is no in-app editing; instead you have to launch another application which I eventually discovered on the accompanying disk. Having used the recommended settings I found that a 90 minute film would not fit onto a standard single layer DVD so there's a big trade off between file size and quality. I wouldn't recommend using this to copy material from old videos if you could go out and buy new DVDs for just a few pounds more, but if you have irreplaceable material you want to keep then it's probably worth the efffort to learn to use it.

This sucker works well and has a more-than-reasonable price tag. I've been using it transfer old VHS stuff to digital and I'm quite happy with the results. The only minor challenge is getting everything set-up -- when you download the software you get a big folder with lots of weirdly named files. Fear not - there's also a video in there with detailed instructions on what to install, in what order, and then how to set up the main capture app. Turns out that folder has several 3rd party apps you can use with this device, and the instructional video runs thru them all - pretty cool. The settings of the main capture software, OBS, can be adjusted to whatever the native frame size and frame rate the original video exists in, so... NTSC? PAL? US tapes, UK tapes... all good. It's very flexible. Oh, one last bit of awesome sauce - this is made by a small business, and the owner included his business card in the package. How's that for tech support - you can literally CALL THE GUY WHO SOLD YOU THIS. Not that you should bother him and not that I needed to, as everything worked perfectly. But just... bonus points for being that dedicated to doing right by his customers.