Very good product
This video converter corresponds exactly to its description
It works perfectly
Very good product
With this Video Digitizer from Nedis you can easily digitise your video recordings from analogue equipment on your computer. This device is equipped with cables that allow you to connect your old camcorders and video recorders without any problems. It is very easy to use and requires no drivers. It is ideal if you have old recordings that you do not want to lose and want to convert to a digital image format. With this converter you can connect a VCR, analogue camcorder or other media to a USB 2.0 port, so that you can play back the images and save them to your computer or hard drive. The supplied software is compatible with various Windows operating systems.
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General information |
Product name |
Nedis USB 2.0 Video Digitizer |
Brand |
NEDIS | |
Model |
VGRRU101BK | |
Technical specifications |
Bus |
USB 2.0 |
Autonomous |
No | |
Audio outputs |
None | |
Video inputs |
Composite video (RCA Female) | |
| S-Video (mini-DIN 4 Female) | ||
Video outputs |
None | |
Audio input |
Line IN (2x RCA Female) | |
Compatibility |
Microsoft Windows 7 | |
| Microsoft Windows 8 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 10 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 11 | ||
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years
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Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions
Harmonised legal guarantee notice
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Safety Information |
Responsible person |
NEDIS |
Postal address |
De Tweeling 28, 5215MC, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands | |
Electronic Address |
info@nedis.com |
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Product referenced on 29 Aug 2022
This video converter corresponds exactly to its description
It works perfectly
Very good product
impossible to download the app must not be suitable for Mac
do we need to return the device ?????
Product meets my expectations, very good advice from the salesperson at LDLC.
Many thanks to him.
Satisfied with my purchase. This product does the job. Thanks to the technician who was able to advise me. Thank you
After trying to digitise cassettes with two different VCRs, it only works in black and white, whereas VHS tapes are in colour when viewed on a TV.
The composite + RCA socket doesn't work at all, with the video jumping around in B&W and colour artefacts. The only way to get stable B&W video was to use the S-Video socket.
In the end, the product is unusable and it's better to invest a little more to get a better quality capture card.
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