SmartDisk CameraMate

Pros: Easy installation, no USB cable to purchase

Cons: Software limitations, final output poor, software doesn't capture quality image

The Bottom Line: With the limitations in the software and low price to purchase, it's not really worth the purchase due to the poor clarity of the final output image.

Review: The CameraMate VideoSafe product is supposed to capture video from VCR, DVD, and camcorder players. The box details say the following:

- Make Backup copies of your personal DVD s
- Easy to use ProPix DVD One Step Software
-...

Pros: an excellent opportunity to waste some money

Cons: don't waste your money

The Bottom Line: I would urge those looking for a product to transfer vhs media to cd/dvd to look elsewhere.based on my experience it is a waste of money.

Review: I wish i were in a position to comment on the utilization of this product.However even though i have owned it for 4 months i have yet to be able to use it.There is a problem with loading the software and having it work with Windows 98se.The software...

Pros: Easy to set up

Cons: Poor quality output, overpriced, limited software

Review: I recently bought this from PC World for #50 and was a little suspicious of what I considered to be a cheap price for what was promised. All I can say is that you get what you pay for, although thinking about it, this product isn't worth the money I...

Pros: Simple installation and use.

Cons: Poor quality video... Frequent frame dropouts

Review: Don't wait for the additional 512mb... It won't due any good. I'm running this on a Pentium 3.0 with 1gm of memory... Same deal - poor quality video. The propix software forces a video quality of LP, which is the lowest setting. I can't find any way...