You work with it outside of Studio. You can import your video as an avi with an alpha channel into Studio to use as an overlay, for example.There's lots of possibilities for improv. I used to do a lot more with Bluff and Studio as well as other utilities. Like yourself, I'm in my 70's now, but I started with Studio and BT around 2004-05 and got ...

fstetson:Does anyone know if adobe after effects FX files will work in PS26u?  I am considering trying out Motion Array, but they cater to adobe premiere pro and AE.  I believe their files are .aex, and PS uses .fex extensions.  Has anyone tried just changing the extension? You can consider BluffTitler  if you're looking for ...

Are your ''about 6 unlinked chapters'' really chapters with markers? If they are, those are called orphan chapters. Blu-ray rules require there's a way to link to them.  Joe  

The answer may be here: BLUFFTITLER  

Get Audacity if you don't already have it. It's free. Drag and drop the video on to Audacity and it will extract just the audio track. If there's more than one track you will have the option to choose the track you want. You can then export it in the format you need.

It certainly doesn't hurt to have USB 3.0. It's worth the extra cost when it's home videos you're trying to preserve.

I might've picked #2 myself.  If you ordered #4 on Amazon, hope you picked the Mac version.

Looking at the reviews on the one you picked, it's a mixed bag of comments.  I googled for some current independent reviews and that's linked below. You just don't know with these things. Pick one, try it and see if it works for your setup Maybe check some of them on Amazon and see what people are saying about them but Amazon's reviews ...

Okay. So all you want to do is archive the videos? Thought you wanted to edit them too. AFAIK, it's not possible to go directly from VHS-C to a dropbox cloud account. You'd have to digitize them to something first, likely a hard drive. You could digitize a couple tapes at a time, upload them, lather, rinse, repeat, until you've done all the ...

KGatz007: R_Vera:I have a VHS Player/Recorder and connect it to a Pillips DVD Recorder or Panasonic DVD Recorder I had purchased several years ago. I use DVD+RW or -RW to record my tapes and just import them into PS. Once done I just erase the disc and back to recording again. The quality is just fine and I can't complain about it. As per Mac ...