What I wanna do is capture to a lossless AVI so that I can touch it up and get it looking nicer.

I haven't yet tried VirtualVCR, but I don't think that'll help. Connected to that is an RCA lead, and they are connected to the capture device. Has one SCART socket, and connected to this socket is a SCART to composite converter that plugs in directly. The setup of my hardware is that I have a VCR that has done me proud for a couple of years, no problems to speak of. There's quite a lot of blurring in the image. Even then, the quality isn't good at all. I'd imagine this is to do with the limitations of the hardware, but I'm shocked, as the software that's provided with the hardware states that it can capture at a higher resolution (up to 720x576), but only in MPEG-2 format. I can't select any other custom resolutions to capture at. However, the resolution is my next problem.

Also, there is quite a lot of noise, but I think this is down to the quality of the source VHS. I think this is to do with the resolution it captures at. There is a lap counter at the top (OK, the thing I captured was the first GP Masters race) and that is virtually illegible.

The first capture I did wasn't bad, but could have been better. I use Windows 98SE, and don't have USB 2.0. I recently purchased said hardware from Aldi with the intention of transferring some VCRs to my computer for touching up. First post in this forum, so please be nice to me!

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