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Picture news VHS Saver

Let's do some equipment test....

A few months ago, we announced the release at Pinnacle of a newcomer in their range of analog capture USB products. In fact this newcomer is the Pinnacle branded declination of a package already present under the Dazzle brand.

Indeed, Pinnacle VHS Saver is made of well known hardware element, the DVC 100 and a software component not less known, Instant DVD Recorder ...

Let's open the box and see what it contains :

VHS Saver box content

Besides the traditional booklets relatives to Customer Support and Warranty, there is an Installation guide and the Instant DVD Recorder CD with its serial number pasted on its cover.

What takes the most space is the DVC 100 device placed on a protection foam. Good surprise : the length of USB cable that is 1m80 ! You should have no problem to connect onto an analog device although it is far from the PC.

That is what the beast looks like a little closer :

DVC 100

A nice box, painted black with the Dazzle logo and brand on top.

The connection possibilities are very simple:

  • in input, a black 4-pin mini-DIN S-Video type plug
  • in input, a yellow cinch plug for video composite
  • in input, a white cinch plug for left audio channel
  • in input, a red cinch plug for left audio channel
  • in output, a USB type A plug to connect to the PC

With the duo DVC 100 and Instant DVD Recorder you can easily digitize all types of analog video to DVD format. Either by direct burning to a DVD or recording the structure of this DVD in a VIDEO_TS folder on your hard drive. All complemented with navigation menu if you wish.

If you want more information, please read our :

[Complete test of Pinnacle VHS Saver]

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William
#William
Thursday, March 25, 2010 11:11 PM
Nice box. I have one. By the time you get half way through capture, the audio and video are out of sync. By the end of the movie (home movie - 90 min) it's out by 3 seconds. This is a straight capture to disc. no transitions, no menus, nothing like that.
Bought a AVDC 300 Canopus, very pricey but no out-of-sync captures.
You get what you pay for.
That's my experience anyway.
Déclic Vidéo FX
#Déclic Vidéo FX
Saturday, March 27, 2010 1:38 PM
Hello William,

I always like comments like yours... Sincerely !!

You just say that:
- the box is useless, and you bought another system
- the system you describe is 10 times more expensive
- and you still continue to visit our website !

Are you crazy or do you love to do hurt yourself ? By the way, you surely not read the article wrote by saby, he reviewed the box without any interest, and never experienced any problem like you do. Might be because he is clever, or has a system which is clean and he has read the guideline ?
Did you never think that you might have a problem somewhere ? Or is it just linked to the box, and all people buying this box have this problem ?...

Incredible. Have a nice day anyway.
DV FX

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