Movie Maker 2

[Michael]

To be flat out honest.... goto best buy or electronic
store... and buy a new VCR for like $70 bucks with the
IEEE wires.... Its worth it, instead of running around
building the same thing in the long run, a vcr player
and recorder.



>-----Original Message-----
>I have a new Laptop running XP. It has a IEEE 1394 as
well
>as 2 USB ports factory. I would like to convert some VCR
>video to DVD as well as put on web site. Microsoft
>mentions at this link
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/top10.asp
>"Import Video From Your VCR"
>"With an inexpensive adapter, Windows Movie Maker 2 lets
>you use all the footage. "
>Is the Adapter needed because I have Analog?. and if so,
>can anyone direct me as to what I would need to buy if
any
>hardware or cabels.
>
>Thank You
>Jeff
>.
>

[NoNoBadDog!]

Okay...name one VCR that sell for $70 that has IEEE connectors....

Well?


Hmmm?

I thought so...


Bobby

"Michael" > wrote in message
...
> To be flat out honest.... goto best buy or electronic
> store... and buy a new VCR for like $70 bucks with the
> IEEE wires.... Its worth it, instead of running around
> building the same thing in the long run, a vcr player
> and recorder.
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I have a new Laptop running XP. It has a IEEE 1394 as
> well
> >as 2 USB ports factory. I would like to convert some VCR
> >video to DVD as well as put on web site. Microsoft
> >mentions at this link
> >http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/top10.asp
> >"Import Video From Your VCR"
> >"With an inexpensive adapter, Windows Movie Maker 2 lets
> >you use all the footage. "
> >Is the Adapter needed because I have Analog?. and if so,
> >can anyone direct me as to what I would need to buy if
> any
> >hardware or cabels.
> >
> >Thank You
> >Jeff
> >.
> >