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product_id: 1789422
title: "Click Here"
brand: "vidbox"
price: "₩171911"
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# Mac compatible Capture old tapes Edit with iMovie Click Here

**Brand:** vidbox
**Price:** ₩171911
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Relive the Past, Share the Future!

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- **What is this?** Click Here by vidbox
- **How much does it cost?** ₩171911 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- vidbox enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vidbox brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **User-Friendly:** Designed for hassle-free setup and operation.
- • **Share with Ease:** Watch and share your captured videos on all your personal devices.
- • **All-in-One Package:** Includes USB video capture device, cables, and quick start guide.
- • **Transform Memories:** Easily convert VHS, Beta, and 8mm tapes to MP4 format.
- • **Seamless Integration:** Smoothly integrates with iMovie for effortless editing.

## Overview

VIDBOX Video Conversion for Mac allows you to effortlessly convert your cherished old tapes into digital MP4 files, making it easy to edit and share your memories on modern devices. The package includes everything you need for a smooth setup, ensuring that your nostalgic moments are preserved and easily accessible.

## Description

Videotapes can deteriorate over time. Your old videos will have color bleed, white specks, and other distortions. Do not risk this happening to your home video collection. Save your precious memories before you lose them forever! Easily convert, save, and share your precious memories with VIDBOX Video Conversion for Mac to bring back precious memories from your old VHS, Betamax and camcorder tapes. Anyone can convert old tapes to digital formats and preserve priceless home videos forever using this product. VIDBOX Video conversion for Mac provides everything you need to easily convert your videos to digital. All you need is a VCR/camcorder and a Mac. Step-by-step pictorial instructions guide you through the process.What's Included:- USB video capture device- USB cable- RCA cables- Software download card- Quick Start GuideMinimum System Requirements:- Mac: OS X 10.12 and later- Available USB 2.0 or 3.0 port- Processor: Apple M1 or Intel i5- Memory: 4GB of RAM- Free hard disk space: 15GB recommended- VCR or camcorder for tape conversion- Internet required for software downloadOutput Formats: MP4  VIDBOX currently supports Mac OS version 10.12 Sierra through 15.x Sequoia. New Operating System (OS) releases may cause incompatibilities with existing programs and devices. VIDBOX updates downloads to support new OS releases, bug fixes, and software enhancements.

## Features

- What's in the box: USB video capture device, USB Cable, RCA AV Cable, Quick Start Guide, Software Download Card
- Capture old VHS, Beta, 8mm, or camcorder tapes to MP4.
- Watch recorded video on your Mac.
- Smooth integration with iMovie allows you to easily edit the captured video.
- Watch and share your captured video on personal devices.

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where do I download the driver for the Mac? The CD shipped to me has no files on it and the links to download it from your site are broken.**
A: Updated response:

The current product version ships with a download key card due to certain important changes with each major macOS update and the lack of CD optical drive in new Macs. This also allows us to have some agility in responding to Apple's changes so that we do not have to worry about CD versions becoming outdated between one month and the next.

You can now find the latest software version at:  https://vidbox.company/downloads

**Q: the screen on the computer screen is green and won't show whats playing on tv var. help cords connected correctly.**
A: Are you certain that the tape has recorded? You may be seeing what is taped. I hooked up old camera to box and then to a Mac. I did have a bad speed on one tape and could not copy. Went to Goodwill and bought a used machine to acquire the slow speed and it worked ok. Then returned the machine.

**Q: To capture mini VD tapes, do i need a camera that can play the mini vd tape or can i put the cassette in this device?**
A: You can also purchase a mini tape ADAPTER that holds the smaller size VHS type tape, and then it will play on a regular VHS player. It's called a VHS-C adapter. Here's one, (not that I'm recommending it, just an example!) https://www.amazon.com/Konig-VHS-C-Cassette-Adapter-KN-VHS-C-ADAPT/dp/B00QV2T6II

**Q: Dear Homestech VIDBOX for Mac: Please provide a one word answer of "yes" or "no" for the following question: "Does VIDBOX for Mac work w/ OS 10.8.5?"**
A: Updated response to this question:

As of the 2019 version, the software has been updated for compatibility with the newer macOS versions (presently, up to 10.15 Catalina).
As a result, the minimum operating system requirement has been increase to Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks (listed on the main product page since 2018 as well).
The updated version of software will not install on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or earlier operating system versions.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use, good transfer quality, tech support helpful
*by G***K on May 16, 2020*

The only quirk of this is during set up when it asks to have access to your computer's camera without explanation. I said "no" and that was critical. What it actually needs is not your camera, but the video connection which the camera happens to share. So it didn't work after I said "no" and I couldn't figure out why. Tech Support responded very quickly and I reinstalled and said "yes" and voîla!, it's worked fine ever since. (They are taking up my recommendation to explain and clarify this weird request in the instruction set up as there was no mention of the implications of saying "no" or why they need it.)All that now said, I've digitized about 20 VHS tapes so far. I just pop a tape in my deck, set it up on the software then hit the record button on the software, hit the play button, and it records in the background while I work. You can view the progress of the recording anytime on the software's small screen. Best to use gold tipped RCA jacks to maximize connectivity and clarity. There's a Video Composite jack, but read up on this as it is controversial whether it gives you better results than RCA jacks. You decide.A convenient feature is that you can set the time of the recording to match the length of your input tape.It digitizes into an .mp4 format. The only tricky thing is that if you want to edit, say in QuickTime, as soon as you trim a section, the .mp4 file immediately turns into an "untitled" file, so you need to save it as a different file. (I suppose it's a safety feature so you don't accidentally overwrite what you've just recorded.)FYI: a 2 hour VHS tape = about 3.25GB as an .mp4 or .mov file.This little converter and the software works very well and does what it is supposed to do: convert your old analog tapes into digital format. You of course need whatever deck for whatever kind of tape you have to plug this converter into, and after conversion, you are free to do whatever you want with the .mp4 files. This just converts it into digital format and does it well.I shouldn't have to add this, but there's always someone who will ask this or think it somehow possible, so I'll answer it here: as one cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, nor squeeze blood from a turnip, nor get water out of a stone, you cannot get Hi-Def (HD) video results from 30 year old VHS tapes that were made well before "HD" was even a concept. You can't get "Hi-Def" out of "low def", which is what VHS and BETAMax and all those analog tapes were. What you have on the tape is what you will get in the digital product of an .mp4 file. No better, no worse. This is not a "magic black box" that will turn your ugly old washed out color VHS or Betamax 480p tapes into hi-resolution full-color 1080p or 4K digital images.It just transfers your analog tapes at whatever quality you took them at to digital file format (.mp4) and does it simply and well. Good product. Highly recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works as advertised, definitely recommend
*by M***N on June 30, 2021*

I purchased the VIDBOX Video Conversion for Mac (2020) (VFM1M) to convert some VHS tapes.The box contains the VIDBOX device, an RCA cable, a USB cable, some download instructions, and a manual for use. Downloading the software on my 2014 15" MacBook Pro (running 10.14.6) was straightforward with the instructions. Using the provided cables, it was easy connecting my Panasonic VCR to the VIDBOX device, then connecting the VIDBOX device to my laptop.The software is lightweight and simple to use: it walks you through the setup each time. I was able to very easily set the storage location to a folder on my NAS.Before recording, it prompts you to estimate the expected length of recording. I've been setting that to a value a good deal longer than my actual tapes are, just to make sure it doesn't stop recording before the tape ends.Note that for converting VHS tapes, recording requires you to play the whole tape at normal speed. The runtime of your tape determines how long it will take to record it. I've only done VHS, so I don't know if the same goes for other media.Once you're ready to record, you just click the record button and press play on the VCR. This step gives you a playback window with a live view of the video as well as a little audio mixer that indicates the levels of the audio is being recorded. You can regulate the audio level in realtime with a slider. Other than that and the ability to select the aspect ratio, the software does not provide any other modification tools.Recording does not stop automatically once a tape finishes playing; you'll either need to manually stop it, or allow the timer to run out (this is the max value you set before you begin recording).Once recording is complete, it offers you the option of opening the recorded file in either the storage folder, iTunes, or iMovie. It creates an mp4 file for converted VHS tapes. At this point you're done!I have converted almost 4 hours of VHS tapes so far and I'm very pleased with how easy and straightforward it has been. Keep in mind: the quality is going to be as good as your source media and the equipment on which you're playing it back.Overall, I'm very pleased with this tool and would recommend it. It's straightforward and does what it claims to do. It doesn't magically improve the quality of your media in any way, nor does it claim to. It simply converts it for you and that's all I was looking for.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Way To Preserve Old Memories On VHS Tapes
*by B***N on September 15, 2023*

We have boxes of old VHS tapes around the house and I've been afraid of losing access to all the video on those tapes.The VIDBOX Converter is allowing me a chance to digitize all our old analog VHS Tapes so that we can keep the memories stored on the various tapes we've amassed over 50 years.Setup was really easy. You connect the composite video (yellow) and stereo audio (white and red) to the back of the VIDBOX and plug the other Yellow, Red, and White cables to your VCR. Then, simply plug the USB cable on the back of the VIDBOX to your computer.The VIDBOX Conversion software allows you to pick what media device you plan on using in order to record the footage directly to your computers hard drive. You name the file, pick the aspect ratio and then hit record. Once you hit play on your media device, you're able to see a preview window of what you're recording.For a two hour video, the file size was around 4GB.Really that's the only downside to this process ... you have to record everything in real time so whatever the length of your tape is, that's how long it'll take to capture the footage. Regardless of how long it takes, I'm so glad that there is something like VIDBOX so all the home movies we've filmed over the years are not lost.Oh, and I can't say enough good things about the customer service that I received from the kind support staff at VIDBOX too.I know that when I was looking to purchase something to digitizing our tapes, I didn't mind paying for a product that was a little expensive as long as it worked. I can 100% confirm that the VIDBOX does everything it promises to do!

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