Dazzle Video Creator Question

[louren22]

So I have a Dazzle Digital Video Creator 80, and I was wondering how Id set it up to copy the replay file onto my computer?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[breakpoint]

easy mate, just record your replay onto a vhs recorder then upload it from there.

 

[Thotozam AZ-1]

I use the 90, really not that much different.

easy mate, just record your replay onto a vhs recorder then upload it from there.

That works, but if you want the best quality and sound, do it this way:


Do you have Windows XP? If you do, look for a program called Windows Movie Maker on your computer. If you have XP, you have that program (automatically installs with XP).

On WMM, click capture from video device (make sure your PS2 is hooked up to your Dazzle). If it's the only video device connected, it should default to it.
For sound, click the audio device drop down box and find the Dazzle 80.
Click next, and choose a location to save the footage.
Click next, and select the format you want to capture in (default works very well).
Click next, and start your replay on the PS2.
When you want to start capturing, click start capture. When you want to stop, click stop capturing. You can start and stop it multiple times, if you don't want to capture the entire replay.
After you are done capturing your replay, click Finish.
Now you have your replay in My Documents (or wherever you saved it), and in clips on WMM for editing.

 

[breakpoint]

I use the 90, really not that much different.


That works, but if you want the best quality and sound, do it this way:


Do you have Windows XP? If you do, look for a program called Windows Movie Maker on your computer. If you have XP, you have that program (automatically installs with XP).

On WMM, click capture from video device (make sure your PS2 is hooked up to your Dazzle). If it's the only video device connected, it should default to it.
For sound, click the audio device drop down box and find the Dazzle 80.
Click next, and choose a location to save the footage.
Click next, and select the format you want to capture in (default works very well).
Click next, and start your replay on the PS2.
When you want to start capturing, click start capture. When you want to stop, click stop capturing. You can start and stop it multiple times, if you don't want to capture the entire replay.
After you are done capturing your replay, click Finish.
Now you have your replay in My Documents (or wherever you saved it), and in clips on WMM for editing.

this is a better way, my ps2 and pc are in seperate rooms and im not moving my ps2 just for it, my video qual is good this way though.