How To Convert Old 8mm Tapes to Digital in HD 😃 (No Software Needed! 😃❗)

Today, I will show you how to convert old 8mm tapes to digital High Defenition at 1080P (HD) with the DigitNow Video recorder that converts all your old videos into MOV files that can be played and edited on your computer and is available from https://amzn.to/3s85tY1 This video is very useful if you have lots of home videos stored on 8mm or High8 tapes VHS, Beta and other older style videos tapes because now you can convert all your old videos into MOV with no computer software and edit them on your computer an play back your videos on any TV. You will need a second SD Card, recommend Sandisk Extreme Pro 128G: https://amzn.to/3q7PPtQ Best editing software I found is Filmora. https://shrsl.com/ehai I found good prices for USB-C to HDMI to send a signal from your phone to the recorder at Ebay. https://ebay.us/p3t9Q3 Yes, this DigitNow video box includes a 64G SD card to transfer the files into MOV format; however, I also recommend using the Extreme or Extreme Pro Sandisc 64 or 128 Gig card to save your recorded content as they have a faster write speed and are better for recording HD content. This DigitNow portable video capture device records incoming video at both 1080P and 720P from any VCR's, VHS Tapes, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, TV BOX & Gaming Systems. The recorder uses a 5" OLED Screen and has a built-in large capacity battery. This unit can work via battery or by the power adapter or USB port. No computer is needed to record or playback your recordings. The video recorder box has a HDMI and AV 3.5mm input and output, volume buttons and is very easy to use. The built in stereo speakers are clear and plenty loud for personal viewing. When recording from a VCR just plug in your included AV cables and record. Recording from video camera or old 8mm/Hi8 or other video formats you may need to use other adapters and different cable connections. For example my 8mm video player only sends a video signal via S-Video and so I had to get a couple extra adapters. They were: - Video AV Component Adapter: https://amzn.to/2LaYs8b - S-video Adapter Male to Female: https://amzn.to/3q1orNU - VGA to HDMI (It makes sense to me that VGA is possible to record if you use a VGA to HDMI converter, I haven't tried this myself, but I have to believe it's possible: https://amzn.to/3sd6Qoc - Apple TV box: https://amzn.to/3br7BE9 - Extra HDMI cable: https://amzn.to/38uuKUe The software I use to make the videos is Filmora Software because it's easy to use and I love it. Here’s a link for 30 day trial. http://shrsl.com/?ehai #DIGITNOW #VideoToDigital #VHS #VHSToDigital #vhsToDvd #PVR I really like that with this new Video recorder you can tansfer your old video tapes, camcorder tapes, analogue video to digital format with the touch of a Button with no PC needed nor difficult software. Record a football game or TV show from a HDMI out set top box or Apple TV. Capture video from VCR's, VHS Tapes, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, TV BOX & Gaming Systems, etc No computer or software needed to transfer you movies directly a memory card. This portable palm sized size player has a built in battery and tjhe 5" OLD screen is plenty bright and large to be used for playback and watch a video anywhere. Everything can be displayed instantly on your TV by connecting the Video cable or HDMI. With the DIGITNOW Vhs To Digital Converter, you can convert your videos to digital file with one touch of Rec button. Restore and share your family memories from old times. You can share your digitalized videos on your PC, smartphone, or your TV. You also can watch it on this grabber via 2.4 inch screen. On this channel, I do Tech product reviews such as Drones, Cameras, audio and technical, tips tricks, innovative Ideas and cool Sports Tech stuff. If there's a video you want me to make, send me an email at tommydrone55@gmail.com I'd love to chat and meet you. Friend me on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/tommydrone5 where I share other things drone and camera related. Or just stop by to say hi. Visit me on twitter too @ www.twitter.com/tommydrone