Convert Old Video Tapes with OBS | Video8 Hi8 Digital8 | Tutorial Guide
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- I made this tutorial for my fans who were asking for a guide on how to convert their old childhood tapes and here it is! You don't need any expensive software, you only need old hardware that still works and a converter that is readable by your computer.
In this guide, I will help you understand the fundamentals on converting old tapes. Do let me know if you need any help and I will answer them in the comments section below.
Why you should convert your tapes now
• Why You Should Convert...
Where to download OBS
obsproject.com/
Where to buy the digital converter (EasyCap)
bit.ly/2YxrzGa
Where to buy RCA/ Composite Gold Plated 3 Male to Male Cable
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Thank you so very much! You also included the OBS download url on there. Took me forever to find it. I'm trying to do a video for my grandma's funeral slide show. This really helped out and God bless you.
Thank you for this amazing video! From start (re. cables and what each is for) to finish, it was SO helpful. The only problem I had was with the studio view, but once I googled that I was good to go. I had great results grabbing old home Hi8 videos (btw 640x480 was the best resolution for me). Thank you thank you thank you for a fantastic, SUCCINCT tutorial!!! JUST ENOUGH and NOT TOO MUCH! Very well done!
Thanks! Happy that it worked out for you
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The video was big help. Thanks you very much in taking the time to help others like me. It worked as you described.
You're the boss, i always go back to your video when i'm having doubts and usually find a solution to my problem. Thank you !
This is a great video and really helped me - I was stuck, particular with the audio. All now successfully complete. I used OBS even though I have a Mac, just straightforward to follow you advice. Many thanks from the UK
Thanks for the appreciation mike!
I downloaded OBS and it says "You can’t open the application “OBS” because this application is not supported on this Mac."
Excellent Video!!! Thank You for explaining all the issues you can run into.
welcome!
Great clip!!!! I bought the USB2.0 VHS converter online for about $10 . The software Honestech that came with it, is bad. The voice is not synchronized to the video when converted. I followed your step by step guide using OBS on Windows 10 PC. It worked great. I converted my many 20+ years old VHS tapes to MP4 !!! Thank you for this great video! --from from Los Angeles.
I think i have the same converter as you and i can not for the life of me get any audio from my footage. I watched so many videos and still no fix. My video displays fine but no audio reading. Any advice?
Thanks this worked perfect converting all my grandchildren videos right now
Thanks glad it helped you!
you just saved me from spending 200 dollars coz now i can covert my tapes myself :) - thank you so much brother :D
I was having some audio issues earlier, but after trying the gold plated RCA cable instead, the audio was super clear! Great tutorial & advice!
glad it helps!
How much does it affect the audio? I have a rca cable already, is it that much better?
hi where did you find the gold plated rca cable?
Thank you so much! Great video with a nice step by step introduction.
You’re welcome!
Thanks for making this video! I'm in the process of converting now.
All the best mate!
Wowww done it😊 Thank you sooo much for you video, it’s the best❤🙏
Thank you. Excellent tutorial video.
Thanks!
While the sound may only be in mono you can get an audio splitter to send it to both sides. I do this on my NES to my Crt. It makes the sound come out of both sides even though the nes has only one audio jack. It would not be true stereo but during playback, if watching with headphones you would hear the audio in both ears.
awesome
I agree with the majority here: Excellent tutorial! Thank you.
Thank You!
Thanks a lot, you helped me out much!
You’re welcome!
Thanks for sharing, it’s a great Video
Great! So clear and helpful! What about cleaning the Video 8 and Hi8 tapes before attempting to the playing /saving and recording the videos and converting to digital on computer?
I wouldn't recommend cleaning moldy tapes, they are as good as gone. Unless you send them to a proper repair house but they are very rare and very expensive. It cost quite a bit as they use some very strong chemicals.
Thank you, it worked perfectly!
Glad to be of help
Thanks so much. This video helped me a lot. The audio isn't working yet, but I guess my very crappy old camcorder is to blame.
Hope you can find a fix for it 👌🏼
@@imraphraph Looking for another camcorder is the only solution for me...
My audio doesn't work either with obs,but it works just fine when I plug the camcorder into the tv
Top tutorial many thanks!!! only problem I had is the fade from preview to program both preview and program are both showing at all times. Any tips would be much appreciated.
Once you convert a VHS cassette to digital there can be lots of dead tape space that got converted. Those segments of converted video can be hard to find and not needed. PyVHS is a Python package that removes those unused tape spaces. PyPi and GitHub is where PyVHS is located. Say you converted a lot of videos and do not want to manually edit them then they can automatically be removed while you do something else.
Thanks you friend, kena cuba ni !
Find yourself a Sony Digital8 cam that outputs through the DV port via FireWire, those old Sony camcorder takes old analog tapes and converts it to digital and even has a time base corrector to deal with distortions and jittering. The cheap $10 dongle and Elegato tend to suffer from jittering/distorted images probably since they don't have a built in TBC. I didn't realize how crappy the Elegato capture was until I used the Digital8. Also for post processing use QTGMC deinterlace and your home videos will look amazing in digital playback.
thanks mate
Thank you! Super helpful :) Anything I should keep in mind about audio settings if digitizing video footage of a musical performance for better quality?
Use shielded cables, and record as best quality as you can for settings. Because the sound on the tape is the best its going to get as it degrades over time!
This was so useful. Thank you!!
You’re welcome!
I LOVE YOU!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Hi! Good tutorial man! I'm getting an issue that hopefully you can solve. OBS is recording fine, however, audio is quite too low and noisy. If I increment the dBs, obviously the noise is powered. Do you have any idea what it could be? Cables, VHS reproducer? Inherent to the recordings?
When I record Hi8 with my camera that noise is pretty low in comparison with the VHS :(
Do you apply any processing to the audio signal when recording?
Sorry for the late response. Normally I would get a gold plated cable because the quality is day and night. But if not try to output higher from your old camcorder if possible
Hey Raphael! Great video. What's your OS? Because i've read some comments saying this adaptor isn't compatible with Windows 10.
Windows 10
Amazing video, helped me out a lot!
Do you perhaps know how to enhance the colors and how to better the quality of audio?
Thanks again 🙏🏽
Basically whats already there is the highest of quality but if you feel there is static and noise, try a gold plated cable! it really helps!
USB capture cards internally limit quality and bitrate. I just compared Elgato (very popular and highly reviewed) vs firewire capture and the elgato was utter crap. Deep, crushed blacks and
@@chadhindsley5431are you transferring DV. The specs for DV are 4:1:1. The specs for VHS are 4:2:2. It you use a FireWire to transfer DV that’s the best you can get but if you use it to transfer VHS then you are halving your chroma vertically and horizontally. It’s not as bad if your tapes are PAL but it’s really bad if your tapes are NTSC non DV. It becomes more apparent when your tapes aren’t good and you try to edit it. It doesn’t behave the same.
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much! In your outro the video playback on the OBS screen looks choppy - does the final video come out like that or is that just it rendering? Thanks again!
hey thanks. It depends if you have a dedicated graphics card I noticed it has less sutter issues.
Thank you so much God bless you
Hi! Great video and easy to follow Quick question, my sony camcorder has the option of both RCA and S Video. Is one better than the other?
You probably know by now but S Video is better quality 😎
Thank you very much
super helpful!! thanks
glad it helped!
Excellent tutorial and Explanation! Thank you, Raphael!
One question, is there a faster way for recording since I have tons of tapes? Playing each tape will take a lot of time.
I wish there was! That's why analog tape conversion costs so much!
thank you so much you helped me out alot, one thing is that my tape or my camera doesnt want to rewind the tape and i dont know what to do about that
Could it be there was a break in the tape?
Hi Raphael, I've a question on how to convert PAL to NTSC VHS tape to digital (my computer)? I have those old tapes that was from HK but now I live in Canada, so those couldn't played on the VCR player that I bought in local.
On my Sony TV which has 3 phono typical socket: yellow for composite video and both red and white sockets, for audio. Now it does matter which socket you use for audio as if you put a mono phono (often black on older cameras) in the red phono socket you just get audio from the right channel (and while mono it still sounds odd as in unbalanced and TV needs to be made louder as only one side speaker working) but if you put a mono audio signal in the white (left) phono socket on the TV you will get audio from both speakers all be it in mono but it will sound far better and louder then just an unbalanced mono from one speaker on one side of the TV.
Great to know, Thanks Ian!
Hi, thank you! What does the opposite end of the RCA cable look like? Is it one plug to go into camera or is it also 3 different colored plugs?
It depends on what your camera output is going to be. It is normally the 3 different coloured plugs
Thank you :)
Thank you!
No worries, hope it helped!
thank you so much ........! You save me... ♥
Thanks for the video!. The only thing is that the videos on my computer screen (during recording on the software) are choppy and don't look like on my camera display. Maybe a bad cable? I've messed with all settings including resolution and it still does not look good :( ??????
It can also mean a gpu issue, my imac does a better job and smoother in recording than my macbook air. Get a dedicated graphic laptop you will see the difference
Thank you for this Raphael - I managed to convert an old family tape with your method. I have one problem though and wondered if you have any advice, the audio recording has an echo throughout - do you know is that a setting I missed in OBS or an issue with the old tape?
It could be a setting on OBS, but check if the original audio has the echo sound.
@@imraphraph I worked it out, just muted the computer mic channel and records perfectly now. Thanks again for your help, got some awesome footage from 25 years ago
Thanks very much for this! Video output worked great but audio output didn't work at all. I just used the camcorder's headphone out as the audio in to OBS.
great minds lol i was already thinking of doing that
Hi Raphael, I've a question about your OBS Studio setup. How do you get the two screens Preview and Program with the Transition button in the Obs window?
Never mind, I already found it you have to press the Studio Mode button :)
Studio mode ya haha!
My old Samsung mono camcorder only has a 3.5mm output jack for the RCA AV cables. I can't seem to find a high quality 3.5mm to 2 (or 3) male RCA AV cable. Also this video capture converter you are showing only mentions compatible up to Windows 8. No mention of Windows 10. DO they have an upgraded capture converter?
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Hi Thanks for this video! I am having trouble with the color on my recordings. I tried the settings you suggested, but I am still getting a pretty washed out picture with a purple hue stripe at the top of frame. Any advice on how to correct this?
Many thanks for all the info regarding this. We’re having the same problem with the picture though too. Seems to have purple green stripes going across the picture but it’s not there when you look at the video via the camera. Not sure if we’ve missed some of the settings? Thanks Nicky
Hey I don't normally get that issue. Did you use gold plated cables? It could be the problem on the camera's side of things.
@@imraphraph We bought another cable and we then didn’t have the problem anymore, the colours came back with no stripes. The first cable must have been inferior so it is worth buying another just in case. Thanks.
Hi Raphael! Thanks for making this video! I have a Sony video Hi8 from 2001, which only has one audio output and no video output. Would I still have success using the converter that you show in this video?
Thanks so much!
Hey all cameras should have an output if its not an RCA type it might be an s video type which requires another converter 😊
Hi, the camera probably has a 3.5mm output, this will output into RCA as long as you have the cable.
@@cod4Rlp thank you! this comment saved me.
man can I ask you to capture the fast forward mode with no footage on screen?
I need that little genuine "FFWD" sign in the corner - can't find it anywhere, would be so thankful if you can help!
thank you!
Hi there! I am using the Elgato Video Capture video converter. Works perfectly with their program but can't seem to get it to work with OBS... maybe not possible? Would love some advice! Cheers
What video format standards your UVC Converter supported: - NTSC, PAL or SECAM?
Hey Raphael. I was wondering if you knew if it's possible to use a Hi-8 camera to stream? The reason is to obtain a vintage effect for my viewers. I have a black magic intensity shuttle but the image on OBS freezes. Is there a dongle or some sort of capture device I might need?
Skyler Dahan hey it is possible, but I have never used Black Magic Shuttle or streamed via hi8
@@imraphraph thanks for your reply ! could you explain how this would be possible?
The Blorgstein one way to avoid problems when live-streaming from the old cameras would be to convert the old tapes first then play it back back during the livestream as an offline video.
Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome!
thank you so much
Thank you so much! I wonder if the audio from the video also will be saved?
Yes it will
@@imraphraph thank you for the answer😊
Hi, I got my OBS running thanks to your tutorial,... thx,...... but I find my recording is a little blurry,... how do I adjust that?
claudio zaniolo - Switzerland
Hi, Thank you for the helpful video. I've used the exact same products apart from my RCA cables connect into the camera through a jack/AUX AV type connection, Video looks good but the audio keeps making loud stuttery obnoxious sounds over the actual audio, the audio and video work perfectly on the TV with the same original camera cable, The only thing I can think of is that it's the easycap converter causing the issues. The input levels look fine it's not clipping. Any Recommendations, have you run into this issue before? Thinking of buying a more expensive converter. Thanks
Try using your computer's mic input (you can either use a RCA to minijack cable, or if your camera has a headphone output, a minijack to minijack cable instead). That's what I ended up doing.
@@isaacnoroncaasi thanks man, I ended up getting a different device to do it
@@marcusbrien1024 I have the same issue with the audio, what kind of device did you get?
@@catherinek7901 I ended up getting a "digitnow!" external video capture device for £99 in Amazon. It feels cheaply made but it worked well, recorded onto micro SD card. However there is another one called "tangxi" which is £77.49 atm on Amazon. Think this might be the one I wanted but it was unavailable at the time. Also recommend getting gold plated RCA cables as this apparently will help contain the buzzing sounds. Should be about £10. Also my RCA cables had the wrong colours on them and this caused more noise so check if the video is actually coming through the yellow video wire. The additional noise came when my video RCA wire was plugged into an audio RCA output. There is still a very low electrical hum sound under the audio but not really noticeable and not sure if that's just there anyway. Best of luck with it!
@@marcusbrien1024 Thank you for your reply! I'll try this out! (:
Thanks for the tutorial. Got the video working but when I playback the file, it keeps cutting off every 2 seconds. Not sure what to do with settings for this.
I find that machines with dedicated gfx record less stuttery videos
Hello, I have seen your video and I need help, I have installed the OBS app, everything works fine only until the video, when recording the video, the source audio is not heard. What would be the solution?
I use the Easy Cap (Honestech 3.0 SE) or also the Video DVR (AMCap), which are exactly the same, in both cases, the audio is not heard.
Could you do a step by step tutorial to configure the camera, the video capture and the laptop? Thank you.
Hi Raphael, Thanks a lot for the video! I have a problem recording the audio of the tapes. When I want to record my audio the microphone from the camera was recognized by the computer just as in your video. However, when I record the video the audio is not recorded. Can you please help me?
having that problem right now.did you find a fix?
great video, my only question is whenever in obs i select the av to usb option, the preview window is black and i cant see any of my video, is there something im doing wrong or whats the best way to solve this! thanks!
If you are running on a laptop with dual gpu you might have to set it to run on only one. I had that trouble before
very helpful +++
Question, the first time it worked for me and I was able to digitize videos, but the second time, the app does not show the video that I played the camera ... and it no longer works, I don't know what to do :/
I am trying to capture skate footage but everytime i try to capture some footage I have this background noise , a constant mmmm . as if i can hear the elctricity . i've clecked every cable , and theres no problems, do you have any suggestions ? (using OBS ) I found nothing on the internet about connection noises or bg noises, thank you for your time !
I had that issue then I switched to a gold plated cable, the noises were gone! Try that! Its because your copper cable is probably picking up electrical interference either from other devices nearby or itself.
when I go to add my video source, it only shows my FaceTime camera as an option even tho my converter is plugged in. do you know how to fix this?
Hi Sjuyr, yea same. I am using the Elgato Video Capture video converter. Works perfectly with their program but can't seem to get it to work with OBS... maybe not possible? Would love some advice!
Hi! Thanks for the video! I bought gold plated cables but there are parts of the video that are not colored when being recorded, it becomes black and white but the video being played in video cam is colored and in high quality. The quality of the sound is not too good also. Is it because of the cables or the quality really changes when being recorded?
It can be several factors,
1. Cables are faulty
2. The output of the camcorder is not doing too well
3. The input of your capture device may have an issue
@@imraphraph it seems like the capture device is not good? I replaced the items twice, I managed to record 2 tapes of 2hrs each that are good quality and colored then suddenly the color became yellowish green to black and white. I tried playing the videocam on tv and the color is good so i think the problem is not with the cable and video cam? I purchased the EasyCap brand, do you have recommended brand for the usb capture device?
@@vncgrln27 funnily enough I have only used the cheaper easy cap ones, The easycap ones are actually whitelabelled converters. I would presume the better ones being elgato and a few others.
Hi I have some old home videos shot on a hi 8 digital camcorder, sadly I no longer have the camera but I do have the tapes and a non digital hi 8 camcorder, when I play the hi 8 digital tapes on it there's no image just a hiss and snow (the screen you get from a TV with no reception) apart from buying another hi 8 camera or sending the tapes off to get transferred is there any way to play them back on a non digital hi 8 camera? Many thanks
What setting do I use when converting tapes to avoid the audio from sounding boxy?
a digital 8 camcorder is the best way to go if you want the highest quality rca cable degrades the picture
greetings from Germany
Amazing I have used 1280x960 ; 4:3
Hi Raphael, Great tutorial, my problem is I am not getting the blue screen showing in obs. I am using a Sony Handycam recorder and an easyCap device. Any suggestions. Thanks in anticipation
Are you using a laptop with dual graphics cards? If you are you have to set the system to only use one.
If it is not, it can be that OBS is not recognizing your input
@@imraphraph im havin the same issue i have pc tho, so it can't be dual graphics cards problem so if it's obs problem how can i fix it
@@user-ck3wy7lg3p do you have a blue screen too?
My video is displaying on OBS and I’m using the microphone usb 2.0 but when I record my video playback has no audio - just a loud buzzing. The video is work fine, and I can hear the audio through my handycam during playback. What do I do!!!
First I would get myself a gold plated cable if you can, if not try a different cable. You can also check the audio record level on OBS? Is there any audio shown on the oBS audio bar?
Thank you for this nice video
you can increase the input volume from the audio mixer in the middle of OBS under audio meters
Thank you for your kind reply
hey, just wanted to ask what model is your camera ?
I use a Sony A7iii and sometimes my
iphone xs to film
Would this work for s-video? I have the Sony GL-1 and I don’t have the three components (yellow, red, white)
Hi Raphael! I am trying to convert my family VHS tapes into digital, got the same converter, but I have a weird issue where in OBS I can play the audio, but the video only reproduces the "menu" (like if I change channels in the VHS I can see it, also when I play the video I can see the play icon on screen), but as soon as the video should start, it just goes to blue screen (and the audio starts). I hope you can help :( don´t know if it´s a setting in obs or an error in the driver
Does the video show up
On your TV? I am assuming you are playing back with a VHS player?
@@imraphraph yes I'm playing from the vhs. And in TV it runs perfectly
can you find a way to do the transfer with a camera that only has a mini usb port. this will help alot thanks.
The method should be the same, in which if you can get the mini USB to USB and plug it into the computer, it should read as a recording device on your capture program. But then again I have not personally used a video camera that only has a USB port for video out.
The recording looks super choppy on your screen, did the final product look like that as well? Is it because of the USB device itself not being high quality, if so?
Hey there, from my experience if you are using a dedicated graphics card it is smooth as, but if you are going to do it on something like. MacBook I feel it became really choppy. I used the same USB device for both as a test.
Hey thanks for the tutorial! But every time I try to record the audio comes out very loud and noisy and the video has these green lines that flash on and off the screen. Do you think this is an issue with the RCA cable or USB converter quality?
It could be the cable, or the USB converter. As for the audio you can set the recording level for the audio to be lower so it does not peak. Have you tried the gold plated cables, it makes quite a difference.
My camera uses a single jack for audio/video, so I purchased an RCA adapter to 3.5mm jack. Do you think this lowers the quality? I will purchase a higher quality gold-plated RCA cable. Thanks for the response.
@@tylerarmele3148 I don’t think the audio is degraded but that’s just my take I have not tried this combination before. Let me know how it goes!
The higher quality gold plated cables worked and I changed the dB for the audio through OBS and it worked great! Thanks for the response and video
@@tylerarmele3148 Glad to be of help!
Hi thanks for the tutorial! I'm having one problem though, and it's that no image or audio is going through to OBS. (No blue screen apears when I take the video). How can I fix this?
Same, did you find a fix?
@@5helly755 same bruh
@@thecouncil4488 working now. I needed to grant all the permissions
@@5helly755 my camera doesn’t have the RCA connections just the AV port. How can I get it to work? I did all the steps but it’s still all a black screen
@@thecouncil4488 mine came with adapters for svid rca and av multi out. you might need to get one probably about $9 on amazon
Hello! When I am capturing vhs footage straight from my camcorder whether it be on OBS or QuickTime Video Player the audio keeps on skipping and there is an annoying glitchy static sound that comes through.
I use one of those Video DVR Capture tools yet I only use the white and yellow ports because those are the only ports that my camcorder has. It does not have the red port for the right audio channel i believe. Could you help me please?
It does not matter because that means that the audio only has one port out. Just connect the yellow to yellow and the white to white. It will still send the signal over.
Thanks for video. The recording part is jumping on computer but tape in camera is not. Do I have a wrong setting?
Are you using a laptop? Normally integrated graphics can cause it to skip like in the case of my macbook air.
Yes using my Lenovo laptop.
@@colleenrabenstine5275 It is most likely because of the integrated graphics, when I used the same system on a desktop or a laptop with a dedicated GPU it was a lot smoother.
If i have a firewire connection on my camcorder and pc, can I connect directly to pc and will OBS recognize my camera and work?
Hello, I have a camcorder with mini DV format. if I buy the Converter Easycap can I use the Camcorder as a webcam on my laptop?
Technically you can
Have you used the Elgato Video Capture before? I just got that, and it's solid.
Not yet! But I have heard a lot about it
@@imraphraph I used it for an old VHS tape, hooked up through a VCR. Worked great! I used my MacBook Pro, and there were no issues. I'm gonna be trying to convert some old Hi-8 tape footage directly from an old Sony camcorder via AV, so hopefully that works!
@@siryonkers please can you update me on how it goes with your camcorder, I really want to try this.
I managed to get this working, but the farther I get into the tape, the "glitchier" it looks. it looks absolutely fine on the camcorder screen itself, just yucky through OBS and it records yucky too. anyone have an idea?
Clear as mud.
Very good video. I did convert the tapes but for some reason there is no sound. Would you know why that is?
Hi. So what you need is a white cable from the rca cable. component, (red green and blue) dose not carry a sound signal. So use the green cable from the component and the white audio cable from the rca. If this wasn’t clear please reply back.
When you were playing the video back on OBS did you add an audio input from the usb converter? You should see audio coming into the audio meter on OBS when you play back.
I just have a question sir
How split the screen on my laptop come one screen only???
If the video is actually Digital8, the better way to do this would be using a FireWire cable and transferring the digital data off. You'll still need to do it in real time, but the quality will be better overall.
Good luck getting FireWire to work on Windows 10, however. I gave up after a month of trying different gadgets and addon cards.
@@crackedeggstudios yeah, this is true. I’m currently digitizing old tapes, and I’m using Windows XP to do it.
Hello, my old Sony video 8mm analog camera broke, it was one of the very first ones they made. So I have a lot of old tapes that I need to convert. I purchase a camera from someone recently on FBMP. It is a DCR-TVR130 NTSC Digital 8 Handycam. So I was trying to play my old tapes, but I get no video or sound coming out from it. This camera works fine with a new tape digital 8 tape, but for some reason it will not, when playing back my old tapes that were running fine like a year ago. Can you help?
First, find out if your old 8mm tapes have the same playback control as the 2nd hand player you bought (i.e. PAL or NTSC).
Second, your 8mm old tapes may be damaged or moldy, which is why there is no Video and Audio coming out.
I was using S video cable. Movie was transfered from camera to laptop. However there was no audio. I followed your TH-cam video. Any suggestion?
hello, i have old handycam too, sony trv 140, how to show the date like yours in 8:18?
Hi , i have a lots of cassetes 8mm but iput on my sister camera and still blank. How i do for seeing the videos?
The problem is bad analogic quality.
The best connection is using DV fireware. The OBS recognize Microsoft DV device but not show image here.