I finally replaced my computer's TV card yesterday and started digitizing the remaining videos that I have on VHS. Look for the following by the end of the week...
Gary Numan - I Die You Die
Comateens - Resist Her
Haircut 100 - Fantastic Day
Lords of the New Church - Dance With Me
Yello - Oh Yeah
Fischer Z - So Long
Bronski Beat - Why
Vision - Lucifer's Friend
Fashion - Eye Talk
Endgames - Love Cares
Illustrated Man - Head Over Heels
Dubset - Flesh Beat Fever
Troy Tate - Thomas
The Group - Technology
...plus many more, some rare and some not so rare.
All videos are complete from the first frame to the last and the video quality ranges is very good to excellent depending on your perspective. Most of the files are between 25 and 35 megs since I use DivX 6.1 to compress the video and Radius Mp3 (192kbs/44,100 hz) to compress the audio. The bad news is that you may need to download these codecs to view the videos in the media player of your choice. The good news is that they're free. I'll post links later tonight.
Meanwhile, if anyone is interested in digitizing their VHS collection, I'll be happy to help. The TV card (ATI TV Wonder Pro) cost me $75 USD with tax. The software (VirtualDub) and codecs are free, so once you have the card, all it will cost you is your time. I can help you with getting everything up and running.
Hopefully this doesn't come across as self promotion, because the only thing I'm getting out of this deal (or looking to get out of this deal) is what the rest of you have to share! [:)]
