#Elgato vs vidbox for mac#
If you are in the market for a VHS conversion then Honestech’s Vidbox for Mac is an easy to use and cost effective tool to quickly and easily digitise your old videos.
#Elgato vs vidbox full#
Insert tape, press play, press record, leave and repeat.Īt $79/£59 I have definitely got my money’s worth as I now had a hard drive full of both family memories and old TV show appearances. Connecting the Vidboxs hardware interface (the small white box) to the 8mm player and Macbook was simple.
#Elgato vs vidbox pro#
The software installation onto my Macbook Pro - simple and easy. The quality is excellent and I have not had one problem. I have converted over twenty 8mm Hi-8 video tapes. Whilst I would love to see more settings such as brightening the videos as it exports, after using it for what much be almost 30 camcorder tapes and VHS videos I had a new appreciation for its simplicity. The Vidbox conversion device and software work great. If you know the length of the clip you can select it using the slider and this means you can leave it running safe in the knowledge that you will not end up with 15 minutes of a wedding and 2 hours of static. One loaded, the software is extremely easy to use opting for a simple image-led user interface. The Vidbox does not require external power as it is powered through USB and comes with software on a disc as well as an unlock key for a digital download. The device itself has three ports a USB, the RCA (Composite) and the S-Video and can work with The build quality feels good and it has survived a couple of drops already… You can blame my two girls for that test. Vidbox for Mac from Honestech is compact and comes in a stylish white gloss finish. Until however, I got my Vidbox for Mac, a nifty little gadget that makes it extremely easy to convert VHS to digital formats. The point to this ramble is the fact that many of these shows were lovingly captured on VHS and stowed away in cupboards and attics somewhere, never to see the light of day.
I also enjoyed making video on a green screen at such places as Universal Studios in the US and ITV studios in the UK. This must of stuck with me because after this I never shyer away from a camera again and went on to appear in various other shows from The Price is Right to Britain’s Best Dish. To cut a long story short I had a couple of hiccups and ended up being shouted at during a board meeting (on TV). I was lucky to be in management as the advertising manager, and tasked with drawing up visuals and creating share documents for the parents/investors. Different roles were assigned to the various students from production line workers to the managing director. I think it all stemmed from when I was 8 years old and my class was filmed starting a popcorn making company from our classroom. A million years ago I went through a phase of trying to get on game shows and TV shows.
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