i emailed you about getting some help. i am trying to capturing a still from a VCR
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Sorry I didn't see your email. The way I capture stills from VCR tapes is to first convert the tape to a video file via the VGB100 and then pick out the stills with a video editor program. For that purpose I use CyberLink PowerDirector.
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Never tried to do that. Bought it to transfer video from an older camcorder to computer. It did work for that.
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sorry, can't help you, it was a gift for someone, I didn't open the box. I think there was something on the box about overriding recording though
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Shirley - You can try Bob's Cameras Ph: 918-449-1348their email is rivandebrake@gmail.comThey were extremely helpful.Wayne C
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I realize this was posted several month ago. My flip camcorder (same model) stopped responding at the same time yours did. The last video it recorded was on April 26th. I tried what LFJ suggested, but it did not work. I tried plugging the camcera into the USB port today (6/28/11) and, suddenly, it works again. Felt like Christmas. So if you have given up, ...give it one last shot and see if it works. Not sure if I can trust it, though.... Maybe it needed an update (which it did). Good luck.
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You're welcome. I guess I learned more than I realized from having to set this thing up for my parents over the holiday! I already have a working VCR but I may just buy one of these for myself.
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I'd suggest shooting Creative Labs an email. They are super helpful and have always fixed my issues I have had in the past.
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I'm really happy to help you . I hope you enjoy your recorder as much as I enjoy mine. It is really the best of its kind.
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Try Dvinfo.net or Camcorderuser.net. There is a guy very experienced with Pinnacle that frequents both of those sites. Remember these sites or viewed by thousands of people but in most cases only a handful of people are regulars at helping people. Also, take the time to read their extensive thread archive as most answers are already there.i
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I hooked my and my mothers up and the color codes are the kay on my vcr player it is the white on top of the red in audio out and the yellow is in video out, then match to the color coded plugs on the tv on mine the yellow was above the tv cable and the white and red were in the slots for audio in--since mine is just a player, and only goes out to the tv, yours should be both audio in and out and video in and out-it is very easy, basically I just played with the cables and tv and it worked-good luck Judith- I know you can do it, kathleen
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I have done several recording from vhs to dvd without any problems so maybe if you could provide me a few more details I could steer you in the right direction. The instruction manual is quite complicated and it is easy to miss a important step so tell me what you did any I'll try and sort out the problem. If you have the instruction manual list the steps found in it so I can be sure you are doing the right things.
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I never purchased this item; I do have a "lite-on" vhs/dvd combo player. You need to be more specific w/your problem so someone who DOES know about electronics can help. Are you putting in the vhs when you get this message on your TV screen? Have you made sure the tape is re-wound? Do you have the wires connected to the right source on back of your TV? It's very difficult to help without all these questions answered first. I recommend taking it or calling a TV repair shop; they're very helpful over the phone most times; if they're not, call the next one on your phone book or PC yellow pages. I never purchased this item; I do have a "lite-on" vhs/dvd combo player. You need to be more specific w/your problem so someone who DOES know about electronics can help. Are you putting in the vhs when you get this message on your TV screen? Have you made sure the tape is re-wound? Do you have the wires connected to the right source on back of your TV? It's very difficult to help without all these questions answered first. I recommend taking it or calling a TV repair shop; they're very helpful over the phone most times; if they're not, call the next one on your phone book or PC... » Read More I never purchased this item; I do have a "lite-on" vhs/dvd combo player. You need to be more specific w/your problem so someone who DOES know about electronics can help. Are you putting in the vhs when you get this message on your TV screen? Have you made sure the tape is re-wound? Do you have the wires connected to the right source on back of your TV? It's very difficult to help without all these questions answered first. I recommend taking it or calling a TV repair shop; they're very helpful over the phone most times; if they're not, call the next one on your phone book or PC yellow pages. « Show Less
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Dorothy S. please email me to discuss your issue and I will try and help you. Mickeypower@cox.net
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Can you send me the link for that filter box? I really want to convert my copyrighted VHS tapes to DVDs but haven't found a way to do so. Can you explain to me how you did it? (trimthehedges@gmail.com)
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I took video footage for ya! send me your personal email address and Ill send it to you. I can not find a way to post it up here under reviews
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JUST DON't I bought one and it worked swell for about 3 months. Then it kept ejecting my VCR. My remedy, from the supplier, was to take it and get it repaired, that it was probably dust in the machine. I have had many, many recorders and VCRs and with proper care they last forever. No, they would not replace it. So........I'd say watch it!!
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I am having trouble using this. Yes I have something that may help. email me at azwildmandkjr@hotmail.com. Dan
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Sorry I can't help you. This camera became inoperative about a year ago and we threw it away.