- Does it work with a Mac?
- No. It is a Windows device. Mac users need a different capture interface and software.
- What inputs does it accept?
- Composite video and stereo audio through RCA jacks. It does not take HDMI or S-Video.
- Do I still need a VCR?
- Yes. The converter digitizes the signal from a working VHS player or camcorder; it does not play tapes itself.
- What quality can I expect?
- Standard-definition captures at VHS resolution. Quality depends on the tape and the player, and USB 2.0 is not a limit for that.
- Is software included?
- It usually ships with basic capture software, but many users prefer third-party Windows capture apps for better control.
- Can I edit the video afterward?
- Yes. It records standard video files you can edit in most video software.
- Where is the VHS to Digital USB 2.0 Video Converter cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $17.67, as of our latest check.