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Name: VIDBOX - Video Conversion Suite - Black/White
Brand: VIDBOX
SKU: 8732873
Price: 79.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (448 reviews)

VIDBOX - Video Conversion Suite - Black/White

Model:: HON787800F264; |
SKU:: 8732873

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QuestionDoes this do 8 mm and Super 8 movies to discs? Is it difficult to do?
Asked 6 years ago by Maryellen.
- Answer I don't think so. I believe this is only a video TAPE to digital system, not a FILM to digital system. You would first need to have your film transferred to videotape, then you could use this product to transfer those tapes to computer - but you might be just as well off having your film transferred directly to digital.
  Answered 6 years ago by NicknameRequired
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QuestionWill this record in color?
Asked 7 years ago by ELSA.
- Answer Yes, this software records in color when receiving a proper color source signal.
  Answered 7 years ago by VIDBOX Customer Care
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QuestionCan I use VIDBOX to make a copy of a commercial dvd on windows 10
Asked 7 years ago by Dman.
- Answer Yes, you can use VIDBOX to make a commercial DVD copy.
  Answered 7 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionDo I have to set the record time? Will it automatically allow for than 3 minute record time?
Asked 7 years ago by Jumgo.
- Answer Not sure, I set recording time to max 3 hours and check the recording on PC to see when it is done then stop recording. Trial and error testing may answer your question or call support number listed on back page of quick start guide US 1-877-484-6246.
  Answered 7 years ago by Mbret
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QuestionCan I really take old family videos and convert them to DVD's?Will this be very complicated to do?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes you can. The conversion kit is easy to use and it takes no time at all. I actually had to purchase a VCR though. I trashed mine years ago thinking I would never need it again.
  Answered 9 years ago by BP73
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QuestionWhat’s the easiest way to determine the length of the VHS, so I can set the “recording time” in vidbox? I haven’t watch these tapes in a long time. Thanks!
Asked 5 years ago by Greg.
- Answer The easiest way is to use a VHS player that has a counter that shows the duration of tape playback. You can basically start with your rewound tape in the VHS player and the counter zeroed out at 00:00:00 (not negative numbers which can be possible). Then fast forward the tape to the end of the playable content to note the total runtime. Then you can rewind the tape and set the appropriate Recording Time.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIDBOX Customer Care
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VIDBOX - Video Conversion Suite - Black/White

Q: QuestionDoes this do 8 mm and Super 8 movies to discs? Is it difficult to do?

Q: QuestionWill this record in color?

Q: QuestionCan I use VIDBOX to make a copy of a commercial dvd on windows 10

Q: QuestionDo I have to set the record time? Will it automatically allow for than 3 minute record time?

Q: QuestionCan I really take old family videos and convert them to DVD's?Will this be very complicated to do?

Q: QuestionWhat’s the easiest way to determine the length of the VHS, so I can set the “recording time” in vidbox? I haven’t watch these tapes in a long time. Thanks!

QuestionDoes this do 8 mm and Super 8 movies to discs? Is it difficult to do?

QuestionWill this record in color?

QuestionCan I use VIDBOX to make a copy of a commercial dvd on windows 10

QuestionDo I have to set the record time? Will it automatically allow for than 3 minute record time?

QuestionCan I really take old family videos and convert them to DVD's?Will this be very complicated to do?

QuestionWhat’s the easiest way to determine the length of the VHS, so I can set the “recording time” in vidbox? I haven’t watch these tapes in a long time. Thanks!