The Easy Cap has always been a recording device which was bought for a very small price but thrown away and never seen again due to apparently lacking quality. I found this not to be true. I achieved great quality with mine and this review will basically help you understand the difference between the easy cap and the much more expensive recording devices such as HDpvr's. -----Price----- The first thing you will notice is how cheap the Easy Cap is. You can pick up a real Easy Cap for around £15 and fake ones for about £6-£9. Now although it is cheap, you do need various wires/splitters for it to work properly. Basically when you load up the capture ...  Read the complete review

We are moving so fast in technology these days it is almost hard to think that only 55 years ago we could only watch TV in black and white and a VHS was a thing to be marveled at, what we have to remember is that some people have found it hard changing over to all these new gadgets and devices that it has left them a little a bit stuck back there in the past, so to bring them over to our time we have to transfer there timeless memories into the digital world to help them with the cross over...and this is where the audio and video adapter comes into play. The Easycap USB 2.0 Audio And Video Capture adapter is a black USB 2.0 stick at one end and 4 ...  Read the complete review

The astounding rate of technogical advancement has left analogue devices of the past decade in an obselete state. Spotting a VHS player in the shops would be a rare occasion these days with DVDs dominating as the most common video storage medium. I was given the task of compiling a DVD from camcorder cassettes for a relative, only to face the obvious barrier that PCs do not take such backing storage as an input. Searching the internet brought to light the solution: a video capture card. The EasyCap appeared to be the cheapest at £10 which is as much as I was willing to pay for a favour. The EasyCap is a slightly glossy looking usb stick the size that would ...  Read the complete review

Well you get what you pay for. It definatley isn't the best adapter of this kind on the market currently. It depends what you are using it for thought, if it just for a home video, or something similar that doesn't really require amazing quality, this would do the job no-doubt. But say if you were recording something for a presentation or something that requires high quality recording, you would be better off getting an alternative. This product is mostly used when trying to record gaming, on PS3, Wii or xbox. I have used this to record my Playstation 3, and once you get the driver software and editing software installed with the provided disk, it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this purely to try and get my old VHS onto a DVD, but since I didn't have the cash to by a combo VHS and DVDR all in one unit I purchased this instead. I must say that initially I was not impressed with the device, as the packaging it came in was not that of high quality. Then there was the stock software that was package with it on a CD that was also included in the package, this software was terrible and confusing to use, and did not give decent recording quality, I would advise you to do a quick google search for a third party software for your needs. Hooking up the device and getting to to display the VHS I was playing was very ...  Read the complete review