Transferring videos to different devices can be time consuming and frustrating to many people with no technical expertise. Good thing there is a new pocket-size device called Pinnacle Video Transfer to help us out.
It is an easy-to-use USB device which enables users to record analog videos directly to any mass storage devices including the Apple iPod, Sony PSP or USB flash drive. Just press the button and it will record from your TV, DVD player, camcorder or set-top boxes instantly, without using your PC. Moreover, converting videos is never as quick and easy, this compact device captures videos in H.264 format, the same multimedia technology used in iPods and PSPs.
For those who tons of memories captured on VHS, VHS-C or Hi8 tapes, Pinnacle Video Transfer is a practical alternative to digitize them without using expensive and complicated software or paying for editing services.
It will be available beginning January 15, 2008 on Pinnacle’s Website and other retail stores in the U.S. for a price of $130, pre-orders will begin on January 7, 2008.
Transferring videos to different devices can be time consuming and frustrating to many people with no technical expertise. Good thing there is a new pocket-size device called Pinnacle Video Transfer to help us out.
It is an easy-to-use USB device which enables users to record analog videos directly to any mass storage devices including the Apple iPod, Sony PSP or USB flash drive. Just press the button and it will record from your TV, DVD player, camcorder or set-top boxes instantly, without using your PC. Moreover, converting videos is never as quick and easy, this compact device captures videos in H.264 format, the same multimedia technology used in iPods and PSPs.
For those who tons of memories captured on VHS, VHS-C or Hi8 tapes, Pinnacle Video Transfer is a practical alternative to digitize them without using expensive and complicated software or paying for editing services.
It will be available beginning January 15, 2008 on Pinnacle’s Website and other retail stores in the U.S. for a price of $130, pre-orders will begin on January 7, 2008.
Product [Pinnacle Video Transfer] Via [SlashGear]
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