Video Capture Card USB 2.0, RCA to USB Video Capture Device, Video to Digital Converter Grabber, VHS to Digital Converter, One Touch VHS VCR Hi8 TV to DVD for Your Mac OS X or Windows 7 8 10 PC

I have to admit, I was skeptical at best that this would work, but it does and it is so easy! The hardest part is figuring out whatever program you choose to use with it on the computer, but you'll be able to figure it out after playing around with it a bit.So much cheaper than sending it to a company to do if you can still get a VCR

I am using this device with OBS Studio to digitize old VHS tapes. It is connected to the RCA audio and composite video jacks on an old VCR, and to a USB port on my PC. Windows recognizes and supports the device without installation of any additional drivers.The manual included with the device is very useful, it tells you which devices should appear in the Windows Device Manager when it is connected, and has very clear instructions for setting up the video capture device in OBS Studio. I'm capturing my first VHS tape right now, it is working very well.

This device is a replacement for an older version. It works well, however the instructions are less than helpful. I finally figured out how to use it, (I could not get the video to record). All is well now but again, the instruction could be more detailed and simpler!

I had a couple dozen video8 tapes that needed to be digitized. This device worked perfectly. I used it with the suggested software, PotPlayer, and my videos turned out great.

Worked great --- for 40 minutes. Then would not capture video signal. Tried restarting everything and no luck. Sending it back

Bought this for the same reason you all did-converting old home videos from 30+ years ago. My husband is tech savvy and had no issue with either hardware or software. I will admit, I was very skeptical that a product so inexpensive would work, but it really did! And it worked well. Got the job done and I'm very pleased. Used OBS software. Converted 8 VHS and gifted a USB stick with them all on there to my siblings and mother for Christmas. One or two of the tapes have some reverb which is annoying but that could be the tapes because the remaining tapes did not have that. If you're on the fence, please try it! For the price you really can't go wrong! Thank you for a great, affordable product to create such a precious gift!

If your goal is to digitize VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, or Mini DV cassettes, this device won't support outputting the original aspect ratio of 4:3 on the computer side but only 16:9 (720p). This means your home movies will appear stretched/distorted and everyone will look fat. Shame on the seller for putting images of VHS and DV in their advertising.For converting 4:3 ratio media to digital, you'll need a product that outputs on the computer (USB) side in the same ratio. Some products give you the option of 4:3 or 16:9 output. This one does not, so beware. I chose the "Elgato Video Capture – USB 2.0 Capture Card Device, Easy to Use, Convert Analog to Digital, with VHS VCR TV to DVD Adapter, for Mac, Windows or iPad" on Amazon and it works great. Gives you the choice of 4:3 or 16:9 using their provided video capture software.I will say that if you only need 16:9 output, this VIXLW does a nice job (at least on Mac Sonoma, Intel), has clear documentation, and is a small fraction the cost of the Elgato device I chose.

This works better than my roxio one. Can download free software and use it on any video. Roxio requires Roxio software. And don't work every where.