ClearClick Video to Digital Converter 3.0 (Third Generation) - Record Video & Audio from VCR's, VHS, AV, RCA, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, Turntables, Cassette Tapes

The ClearClick Video to Digital Converter is an excellent tool for anyone looking to digitize old VHS tapes, camcorder footage, or other analog videos to a digital format.The device is very easy to use and is simple to convert with this standalone device and without the need for a computer.The quality of the conversion is impressive, capturing your memories in high resolution, we managed to view and preserve videos that we had forgotten we had. Highly recommended!

I have been worrying about losing precious memories of my children growing up and lost loved ones stored on miniDV tapes for some years now. I have tried a few video to PC transfer cables, none of which seemed to work, so I had assumed I would have to send the tapes off to be copied into digital format at great expense or risk losing them. I then saw this device which had good reviews and decided to invest it. I have not been disappointed. Although quite expensive it has saved me even greater expense and a lot of time and worry. It is very easy to set up and use and worked perfectly first time. I copied my tapes onto a USB drive which then allowed for easy transfer to PC and multiple backup drives. Highly recommended.

This little box is amazing. Boxes and boxes of old VHS tapes are being transferred to a USB stick!It's so easy to do and great fun seeing all the videos again.I've registered the product and get an extra one year on the warranty.It's an outstanding piece of equipment. Not the cheapest item but it really is so good to use.

Very easy to use. The only disadvantage is that it saves as mp4 files only. Other file extension options would have made this product perfect. Good picture quality (although this depends on the source VHS tape), good size and value for money. Saving directly to USB stick or memory card, means that the video files can be played on most modern tv’s from these memory devices. DVD burning capabilities are needed to transfer files onto DVD (make sure your software can accommodate mp4).However, a highly recommended product.

Bought this item to turn my vunerable 1980 - 2000 VHS tapes to digital, so far have coried up about 40 hours worth and this item is magic. Just switch on and let it do the work.

Allows immediate conversion of old vhs or any older video formats to mp4 files without using a computer.The screen allows for monitoring and speakers allow for sound monitoring.My only gripe is that the audio level is low but in general this is unimportant.When using an old vhs unit with Hi-Fi sound beware that old tapes may be out of alignment wrt the audio and distortion can occur (the hifi sound is FM and is reproduced by the drum).In this case switch to mono and thereby the fixed head is used.A useful device that makes transferring old videos much easier.

I bought this to capture old VHS Video 8 into a digital format. It's super easy to use and you can capture directly to MicroSD or USB2. Recording starts and stops at the click of a button and the video out file is MP4. You can monitor the video as it records on the build in screen and the handy volume control allows you to do so without audio if you would prefer.The device comes with RCA cables and a USB charger. I found on a full charge that I could capture several hours of video, which was a pleasant surprise.After recording you can review and playback the video directly on the device.The captured video quality will not be worse than the analogue source it captures so that's a plus. I did use third party software to enhance the picture afterwards in order to upscale to HD and enhance the deterioration that occurred over the past 30 years, but of course this won't be necessary for all users.This device may not be cheap but it saved me so much time and effort that it definitely justifies the price. One thing I would point out is that the instructions included mention that only one hour of video recording is possible without a firmware upgrade, that requires contacting the manufacturer. I managed to record 90+ minutes from some tapes without any upgrades or issues.

Technology has moved so quickly in our house that we no longer possessed a VCR nor were we able to link to one we borrowed to a TV. So having a device like this with built in screen and speakers is useful. I converted a box full of old home video (VHS-C) after finding that the original camcorder had stopped working. It all works but it requires a careful read of the instructions. Probably best to do as I did and watch the online tutorial video (they link to) as that is very good. It has a lot of functionality that most of us won't use. The trouble is that the things you need to do most often are fiddley to use. The buttons are small and all the same size. There is no touch screen functionality. Ergonomically the layout is dreadful with the start/stop and pause buttons being being labelled as "Stop" and "OK". The button labelling is not very intuitive. It took me a while to figure out that I could pause the recording. So best master those sort of things first and don't let yourself get distracted by the vast layers of functionality. It really does work straight out of the box. It seems to have minor software bug that some how causes the screen to go blank even if something is playing. The instructions state that if it goes blank then it is the problem with the VCR but I know that is not always true. However this problem was no big deal and only happened a couple of times.