[stosh]

Ok right now I have a TV tuner my dad purchased (I think it's a piece of junk) that I've been using to try to record our old family VHS tapes to a hard drive. When I record them I always get jumps and skips in the recording. I know I will never be able to improve on the quality but what would be the best way for me to copy these movies onto a hard drive without the loss of any quality?

Should I just buy a better internal video capture card?

Also on another side note, when I view the captured files they look ok but not great then when I pull them into Adobe Premier (the home cheaper version) the video is all over the place but the sound is prefect, anybody know why this is?

 

[CHOP]

You could try one of these. www.adstech.com/products/USBAV-709-EF/intro/USBAV-709_intro.asp?pid=USBAV-709-EF[/url] I have one that I bought from Wal-Mart for about $70. I don't have a capture card and this has a capture wizard. I used it to put my old VHS tapes onto DVD's. Works pretty well.