Digitise video from a VCR, camcorder and other analogue video sources for playback on your Mac, PC and iPad
Transfer video to your Mac or PC from a VCR, DVR, camcorder, or any other analogue video device as a high quality H.264 file. Elgato Video Capture’s easy-to-use software assists you through every step, from connecting an analogue video device to capturing video and choosing how you will watch and share it.
There is no easier way to digitise home video to playback on your computer, to sync with an iPad or iPhone, to edit in iMovie or Windows Live Movie Maker, or to upload to YouTube.
Elgato Video Capture comes with Elgato Video Capture software for Mac and Windows.
Reviews
"... your mum could use this. It's uncomplicated hardware paired with even less complicated software. The impressive output quality alone makes this a thumbs up from me."
"...extraordinarily easy to use and install. We were transferring videos from VHS to DVD in no time at all. We especially loved how effortless this VHS to DVD converter was to use with Macs"
"I’m rating Elgato’s solution four out of five stars. Its software is simple and easy to use, and they included all of the cables I would need to plug its device directly into my VCR."
"Elgato makes an inexpensive USB device that captures S-Video and turns it into a H.264/MPEG-4 file that's perfect for uploading. In fact, exactly what YouTube wants to have uploaded. The quality is excellent."
"The Elgato Video Capture package is a perfect combination of top quality video hardware coupled with really easy to use software. Analogue video brilliance!"
- DigMo
"A great way to convert your old tapes and get them onto an iPod."
"The software provided with the Video Capture is very straightforward, and quickly guides you through the process of connecting the various audio and video cables. It asks you roughly how long your recording is likely to be and indicates how much disk space you’ll need to store the video file. When the recording is finished, you’re presented with simple ‘one-click’ button options that allow you to send the video file into iMovie for editing, upload it to YouTube, or add it to your iTunes library so that it can be transferred onto your iPod."
"VHS may seem like a bad dream, but many of us have stacks of old cassettes in a cupboard somewhere that deserve to be digitised onto the Mac for sharing. Elgato's Video Capture does just that."
Senior Editor Christopher Breen of Macworld.com takes a look at Elgato Video Capture and another product on this week's videocast.





