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You use a video capture card to get analog video from a camcorder or VCR onto your computer (that is, to digitize the video) or to transfer video from a digital camcorder to your computer. Consumer video capture cards cost between $200 and $1,000. Several types of external video capture devices cost about $200 or less. Many cards bundle video editing software with the hardware.
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on 5/23/2008 Good info about how to buy a video capture card. Thanks for sharing.
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shalinjaveri said
on 6/25/2007 i own a panasonic NV-DS65 camcorder. how do i transfer vidio clips from the cassette to the computer. pl help as soon as possible.