Easy VHS to DVD

Roxio Easy VHS to DVD Now Available for Mac

by jessica on Wed, 2009-05-27 11:07


Roxio Easy VHS to DVD

Roxio just announced that their popular Easy VHS to DVD software/hardware combo is now available for the Mac.

To convert analog content, attach the included USB video capture device to your USB 2.0 port, and then video can be captured from almost any analog video source. S-Video and composite-video input cables allow full-resolution DVD recording from VCRs, analog camcorders, etc. The video files can then be recorded to DVD with a custom menu background and chaptering using the included Roxio Toast, or export it to iMovie for editing.

Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for Mac is available now for $79.99. Visit www.roxio.com for more information.

Roxio Launches Easy VHS to DVD

December 9, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Roxio, a division of Sonic Solutions today announced the immediate availability of Roxio Easy VHS to DVD, a combination of software and hardware that enables users to quickly digitize analog recordings stored on VHS tapes. Users simply attach the included hardware to their high-speed USB 2.0 port, then capture from virtually any analog video or audio source. S-Video and composite-video inputs enable full-resolution DVD recording from VCRs, VCR/DVD combo players, and analog camcorders including Hi8 and V8 models. Roxio's latest consumer application, Roxio Easy VHS to DVD, is available direct from Roxio at www.roxio.com for $59.99 and will be introduced in retail stores worldwide in January.

See how it works here: www.CopyVHStoDVDWithRoxio.com

"The clock is ticking on massive amounts of irreplaceable analog recordings from aging footage of weddings, baby's first steps, reunions, and other special family moments, to collections of classic TV episodes, movies and concerts," said Vito Salvaggio, vice president of consumer products, Roxio division of Sonic Solutions. "With Easy VHS to DVD, we've made it point-and-click easy for families to preserve, rediscover, revive, and relive this content on PC, DVD, or mobile devices." Read more

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