Say you have several boxes of those old VHS tapes chucked at one dark corner in your house. It has simply piled up and taken up pretty much space in your overly tiny store room, but you’re just reluctant to dispose them. As they all contain the captures of the precious moments such as your family video, and personal video etc. What if you could turn all the contents on these historical VHS tapes into the formats readable by today’s digital media players?
If you’ve been looking for a solution on how to convert those old video tapes into digital format that is playable by your iPod video, here comes the Ion VCR2PC, which is a video player that can convert all those VHS tapes into digital format.
The Ion VCR2PC video player comes with a USB output which you can hook it up to your computer via its USB port. Just pick an VHS tape from your precious collections, and get it to play on the VCR2PC player, and hook the player to your computer. Voila, when the tape finishes playing, you’ll get all the video content on the VHS tape exported to your computer in digital format.
The player comes included with Muvee AutoProducer software, which allows you to burn the transfered videos to DVDs. The video exported by this player is compatible with certain mobile phones and portable multimedia devices. Of course, you can also use the player as a fully functional, cable-ready VHS player.
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