Want To Preserve My Video Collection On Disc

I’m looking for a (patch) for ATI red eon 8500 for the VCR. I want to preserve my VHS collection on disc, but am running into the VIDEO GUARD and it won’t let me copy it onto my hard drive… I downloaded all the new drives for it because I upgraded my CPU to a pen4 2.0gig W/533 ft bus. I’m not looking to sell them I just want to preserve my video collection onto disc. Anyone have any Ideas? Also have hp DVD- writer.

 

What program are you using to record with?

 

I'm using ATI TV 9.02 hope you can help

 

Man, I don't know shit... sorry.

http://www.doom9.org/

http://www.videohelp.com/convert

or try googling VHS to DVD pirating, VHS to DVD videoguard, VHS to DVD copyguard, etc...

best of luck..

 

No Audio with Video from VCR to PC

Ok here goes, I am trying to turn home video into internet format from VHS, via my VCR. My VCR is an older one with the (yellow video/white audio), but no red audio line. However the adapter for my puter has all three(yellow, white and red.) I am able to get the video but no audio. Once I get it on my puter I can change it to Internet viewable, but need the sound with it.

Puter stats re: Dell packing slip:

I want to capture both video and sound.
This is what I have puter wise:

pentium 4 processor @ 2.66 GHz
512MB DDR SDRAM @ 333MHz
keyboard..
monitor..
All-in-Wonder Radeon 9000 Pro TV tuner Graphics card
Dell movie studio Essentials studio X, dimension
120 GB Ultra ATA/100 Hard Drive (7200RPM)
floppy..
Windows XP professional service pack1
backup...
Intel Pro 100 M Intigrated PCI NIC Card
56K PCI Telephony Modem for Windows
48X Max Variable CD-ROM Drive
soundblaster live with5.1
Factory instlled Audio..
musicmatch basic
and other stuff that should, as far as I know not have anything to do with audio video.

 

I'll assume you've fiddled with the lines, interchanging them every which way, right? OK.

Go to the lower right of your screen, next to the time, and look for the speaker icon. Right click it and (open volume control). click the options, then properties, then in the adjust volume for playback/recording, click recording and make sure the line in is checked, click OK and select line in and you can try and turn the volume up if its not.

Also, its easier to make a new thread when asking a totally new question, it lets people know there's a new question instead of an old one they've already looked at. No problem, just FYI. You can make a new thread or just use this one for now, But you might get more responses by making a new one. Try the volume stuff first, though.