1. Why is it called Black /White? Will it convert color video,
I have 120 minute VHS tapes that are played on PAL player. Can I record as much as would fit in one DVD and the rest on a second DVD and then watch the recorded DVDs on a DVD player? null

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1. Why is it called Black /White? Will it convert color video,
I have 120 minute VHS tapes that are played on PAL player. Can I record as much as would fit in one DVD and the rest on a second DVD and then watch the recorded DVDs on a DVD player? null

VIDBOX Customer Care · Accepted Answer

We are not sure why this is being described as Black/White - the product does capture in color. As long as the signal coming out from your player is in color, the software should capture it in color as well.

This package does come with separate software for Windows and for Mac that have different functions.
The Windows software will permit capturing up to 3 hours of footage to a file for burning. If you have content that would exceed that, you can choose to capture as much as you want, e.g. 2 hours, to the first recording, then burn it. Then record the next section of your video to a file, and burn that. These DVDs should play on standard DVD players.
The Mac software does not have any burning functions, so it would rely entirely on third-party software.

“1. Why is it called Black /White? Will it convert color video, I have 120 minute VHS tapes that are played on PAL player. Can I record as much as would fit in one DVD and the rest on a second DVD and then watch the recorded DVDs on a DVD player?”

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