You realize of course that C2009 is not compatible with Windows 7 and has not been certified for it. Since you posted in the Creator 2009 forum, I assume you have that program. Now it's back to blowing the rest of my evening on wrestling with this mess.

The reason I mention it is because I keep banging my head against what I consider the King Of All Peeves: Why is something so bonehead-basic as getting VHS bricks transformed into nice, tidy digital files so impossible for manufacturers to solve? I guess you could call that a product development request. Unfortunately that company's been sold and the new owners have not seen fit to update anything for Windows 7. I'd previously used a gadget called the ADS DVDXPressDX2 on my old XP system, which I had plugged in, installed, and up and capturing video from my old VHS bricks within fifteen minutes flat. I can't find the software download anywhere online. I was planning to capture the VHS videos for upload to youtube. I don't however have a cd drive on my laptop (and don't have an external one either). Which means I have to immediately start hoping that this isn't another one of those criminally-misnamed products that will only capture video from a digital camcorder or other digital device (a redundancy in any case,) and will not, in fact, function with a standard VHS dinosaur. 1 Posted OctoI just purchased a VHS to DVD plus 3 from Best Buy.

I bought this thing with the intention of using it with a system running Windows 7 when I get the software installed and try to set up a project, I find that the 'Capture Device' field is blank, and that the 'Easy VHS to DVD' software does not make mention of the acronym VHS anywhere within that software. 'Not exactly inspiring confidence here, Mr. That's great: one flippant, smart-a** reply and one with the information we're looking for, for a net result of 50% customer service.

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