Analogue Video conversion + Wireless Q's
Discussion
1.Can anyone let me know where I can buy a package that I can plug my analogue video camera into and convert into DVD or digital images on my PC?
Cost? Where? How easy to install/use?
2. My wireless (Linksys) stuff seems to have poor range in my house - transmitter is upstairs behind stud wall in office, Laptop is downstairs with no 'direct line of sight' in conservatory behind double glazed patio doors. Where can I buy a 'booster' for the signal? and again cost? Where? How easy to intall/use?
3. Need to 'photoshop' some of my digital photos (enhance colours, reduce redeye,etc). Is photoshop the best/cheapest software to get or are there any other recommendations?
Thanks all. I'm not all that techie, so sorry if this is a bit simplistic :boxedin:
Cost? Where? How easy to install/use?
2. My wireless (Linksys) stuff seems to have poor range in my house - transmitter is upstairs behind stud wall in office, Laptop is downstairs with no 'direct line of sight' in conservatory behind double glazed patio doors. Where can I buy a 'booster' for the signal? and again cost? Where? How easy to intall/use?
3. Need to 'photoshop' some of my digital photos (enhance colours, reduce redeye,etc). Is photoshop the best/cheapest software to get or are there any other recommendations?
Thanks all. I'm not all that techie, so sorry if this is a bit simplistic :boxedin:
Can't offer much with the video stuff, but for some good info on your wireless problems take a look here.
www.solwise.co.uk/wireless-around-the-home.htm
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www.solwise.co.uk/wireless-around-the-home.htm
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Aldi/Tevion are doing a "magic box" that plugs into your video/camcorder and pc just for that purpose.
If you can get past the brand label, they are doing it for £34.99 with everything you need.
Paint Shop Pro is a lot cheaper than Photoshop, and has similar functionality for the type of image stuff you mention (red eye reduction etc)
If you can get past the brand label, they are doing it for £34.99 with everything you need.
Paint Shop Pro is a lot cheaper than Photoshop, and has similar functionality for the type of image stuff you mention (red eye reduction etc)
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