ClearClick VHS To DVD Wizard with USB Video Grabber & Free USA Tech Support

I was a bit dismayed after hooking up & following directions in the pdf. Did not get the frame size option after tapping configuration on the screen. Contacted tech help & was told to make sure my camera & microphone apps were set to on. The camera app was not, so after making the correction I was good to go. Once you get it set up its very easy to use.

Was an easy plug and use. Just downloaded the software. It was actually harder to find a working vcr to plug in to this than it was to use. Recording my memories to my computer for safekeeping

The VHS2DVD Wizard has worked fine for me. Theres been a few glitches. I tried to use the option of going from VHS straight to DVD and that didnt work, but I wasnt using a newer, faster computer. It went through the whole tape and didnt tell me. I wasted time and a DVD. It took a few attempts to get it to load and work correctly, but I was able to load and get it working the second time. The video quality is slightly less, or it could be from old VHS tapes. On fast movements in the videos, for a split second, I see lines at the location of the movement. It will pull copyrighted materials and make them digital. I am backing up old production movies that will go bad over time on VHS, so that grandkids can watch the animated films.

I have converted about 20 VHS videos so far with very little trouble. I have more VHS and others yet to go! It has stopped occasionally but a simple restart fixes it. It is not a video editor although it has some capability to crop, but for simply getting video from tape to digital, its super simple. I thought about just sending all the tapes to a service for transfer to digital, but I can get more value out of doing it this way, and I can see what I have. Some of the tapes only have a little bit of video, some I dont care about, so I now know what I have and how to put it together. Ill use a different video editing software for that, but the library I now have of all the old stuff is awesome. Using Windows10.

I was able to copy some famly tapes which was the main goal. The technical support email was responsive within 24 hours and they helped with a timing out problem. I wasnt able to figure out the edit functionality and just had a work around to not need it. On the whole, the software did what I needed.

Bought this to convert old VHS movies to DVD. The setup went flawlessly (Im running Windows 10). The directions were clear and easy to follow. Ive done a couple of conversions so far. No real issues with the conversion nor with the burning of the DVDs. The original quality of the VHS tape dictates the quality of the DVD, you cant make it better than the original - at least not with this software. Very happy with this product.

The USB device seems to be pretty good, but the VHS2DVD Wizard software leaves a lot to be desired and is very buggy. On one of my computers, the preview screen was very small and was truncated on one side so that I could not see the entire picture that was being displayed by the video tape player. I contacted support for the product and they promptly replied that I should lower my screen resolution and possibly move the application window to the far left of my screen. Changing the resolution had no effect but moving the window to the left did cause the entire video to be displayed although still very small. Both the editor and the dvd burner parts of the software and constantly hanging up when certain things are done. The software also cutoff the first 15 to 20 minutes of my capture for no apparent reason. Was able to use the USB device with other capture software that I have in order to transfer my VHS tapes to DVD. Would really not recommend this product to anyone.

After ten minutes out of the box, Im thinking I paid way too much for this. The install went fine, (Win 10) and after hooking up the hardware dongle I attempted to follow their directions for setting up the CONFIG settings in their software. Impossible to do, when the drop-down menu for selecting FRAME SIZE has no options to select from, just a half-hidden blank white field. (See pic) After a series of emails to Tech Support (Thank you, Tyler, for working on a weekend!!) they resolved my problem by having me enable mic and camera access for programs in my Windows security settings. Bingo, problem solved. After making that small change, I imported my first vhs cassette with no issues at all. Thanks again, Tyler.

I am using this product to transfer data from VHS tapes to DVDs. This product works great and is pretty inexpensive compared to other products on the market. I;m not real savvy about computers, so I had a little problem understanding how to use this, initially. I emailed tech support and they were fantastic. They responded within a few hours and worked with me until I got it right, even on the weekend and late at night. Outstanding support. I highly recommend this product. George

Set it up to transfer VCR over to DVD as all my VCR tapes are at the end of their lifes. Set up is really easy, no issues but I could not get a good burn to DVD on my computer. Tried everything I could think of with no success. Finally reached out to tech support. Very quick replies and over the course of a couple of days we were able to get the unit to burn to my DVD. Needed a slower burn rate which makes no sense to me but it worked. Now the issue is the quality of the burn. There is rather noticeable decrease in clarity. I give high marks to their tech support, top notch. Just be aware that you might not - your mileage may vary compared to mine - get the clarity that you would expect with this unit.