To use these converters, you will need a working VHS VCR to play back the tape at normal speed - to create the signal that the digitizer with record onto your computers hard drive or SSD. Note though, there are separate Windows and Apple versions, so you need to check you are buying the right version for your computer.
The device itself isn’t anything particularly special, but it does the job, sells for an affordable price, and offers S-Video input as well as RCA. This consumer-level video editing software is a standalone, paid-for product in its own right, and although this is an older version (released in 2013), it’s still decent. The Diamond VC500 comes with a free copy of Cyberlink’s Power Director.
AVerMedia EZMaker 7 (number 4 on our list) is one exception, and here’s another. Most editing software that comes with VHS to DVD converters is quite limited.
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