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I recently re-installed a DVR thing into my computer (AVerMedia C027 AVerTV HD DVR) that has HDMI and other inputs; I also have a really old VCR that still works. For the first 10-15 years of mine and my sister's life, my mom would record Christmases and Birthdays and whatever else onto VHS tapes which she still has squirreled away somewhere. I would like to get at least some of them transferred to DVDs/a portable HDD for storage reasons, and to give us an easier way to watch them. I've already copied about 15 minutes of an old tape that I had lying around and the card seems to work fine, I'm just not sure what software would be best for something like this. I downloaded Windows Movie Maker to do basic editing; is there something I should look for making DVDs with menus and chapters and whatnot? Alternatively, should I just skip all that and go to a portable hard drive so it can be easily transferred, copied, watched on a computer, etc.? I should also note that I don't currently have a DVD burner in my computer and would have to buy one.
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Cardboard Box A posted:If the Avermedia software is working just fine, I would continue to use that to record to h.264. That's true, I imagine most DVD players nowadays would be able to play video files off a disk anyway? Thanks for the suggestions.
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