USB VHS Video To Digital File Format Converter Video Player

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Thanks to previously featured items such as the USB Turntable with iPod Dock and Newmark’s PT-01USB Turntable we have converting your vinyl collection to MP3 file format covered and, as far as converting audio cassette tapes is concerned we also have the Plus Deck EX and now, thanks to this USB VHS Player you can now also liberate those dusty VHS videos by converting them to a host of digital video formats for burning to DVD or playing on your PMP and PSP.

Converting those antiquated VHS tapes to digital files could not be simpler. Simply connect the player up to your PC via USB, slot in the VHS tape you wish to convert, press play and leave the included conversion software to work its magic.

Capable of converting VHS tapes into a host of file formats suitable for everything from burning to DVD and watching on your iPod, PMP or PSP the USB VHS Player will convert videos at resolutions up to 720 x 576 or iPod/PMP friendly 320×240 or 640×480 resolutions and whilst the conversion process could take a while (there’s no high-speed playback/conversion available) there’s no doubt that the entire process is simplicity itself.

USB VHS Player/Digital File Converter Key Features:

• Convert VHS tapes to digital files to view on PCs, iPods, PSPs, DVD and other media players
• Includes Easy Video Conversion software to customise movies and burn DVDs
• Software allows you to take still images from videos
• Capture video at resolutions up to 720 x 576
• Can convert videos from camcorder to PC, via AV sockets on the front of the device
• Works as a regular VHS player for TV playback
• Auto-tracking, variable speed slow motion, playback, and rewind
• USB output
• Scart output
• Auto tracking and tape playback
• Soft touch backlit buttons
• Software has a trimming feature

The USB VHS Player, which will also work as a standard VHS player complete with SCART, comes complete with EZ VHS Converter software and retails for just shy of £150 (approximately $188/€298 at the time of writing).

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