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In this unboxing video + tutorial, we're testing the VHS-to-DVD video converter produced by Techside. This device allows you to rip videotapes from analog sources, including VCRs, VHS camcorders, Video 8, VHS-C, and Video 8mm, to DVD or file.
The device comes with
a Scart input/output adapter with composite video + RCA audio connectors and an S-Video connector
RCA audio + composite video cable
a software and driver installation CD, a Quick Start Guide, and a complete PDF manual (inside the CD)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MANUALS AND SOFTWARE CAN ALSO BE DOWNLOADED DIRECTLY FROM THE "DRIVERS AND SUPPORT" SECTION OF THE WEBSITE https://www.techsideworld.com
Minimum system requirements for Windows XP / Vista / 7/8/10
Pentium IV 1.7 GHz processor or higher
512 MB RAM or higher
VGA video card with 32 MB of memory
USB 2.0 port
Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
VHS to DVD Video Converter product on Techside.com: https://bit.ly/techside-vhs-to-dvd
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