Install AVS Video Converter and AVS Video Remaker by visiting.The quality of this picture is noticeably lower than the quality of the above pictures. Notice the trees – they are much grainier than in the above pictures. This is how many investigators still convert videos (using a DVD burner or the Dazzle device). This still was taken from a video that was created using RCA cables plugged directly into a DVD burner. On a Core I7 computer with 32 GB of RAM, a 10 minute 30 second video takes 6 minutes and 1 second to process. Time to process: On a core 2 duo computer with 4 GB of RAM, a 10 minute and 30 second video takes 15 minutes to process. As you can see, it is almost as clear as the original video.

This is a still that was converted using AVS in the MPEG 2 HD format. Unfortunately, there is no time stamp because this clip was not converted. Notice that there is no blurriness in the trees or around the vehicles (they are driving 40 mph). This is a picture grabbed from the original test video. As such, these examples are just to illustrate the differences in quality between converting using AVS Video Converter and RCA cables.

As most investigators are aware, a picture from a video is usually lower quality than the video itself. However, please note that processing speeds will vary based on the model computer being used.īelow I have provided photographic examples to demonstrate the quality of video when converting using cables as opposed to converting video using AVS Video Converter. AVS Video Converter can even be used on lower end computers – so, it is unnecessary to purchase a top of the line model computer. There is a software program called AVS Video Converter (that will allow you to put the date/time stamp on your video without the need for any cables or additional hardware. Please note this only works with HD cameras that record in ACVHD

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