I have been archiving video to CDs or to network storage for the last 2 years. For Capture I have been using the Hauppauge TV Capture Card. You can either capture to a avi file then compress it at a later date {Slower Computer} or use Windows Media Tools to dynamically create a compressed movies. I have typically gotten 57 to 70 minutes of video/audio on a CDR. A Hauppauge Capture card ranges from 79 to 149 you may also find rebates. AVI to MPG converters can be found on the internet freely and Windows Media Tools is free off Microsoft's site.
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I have been archiving video to CDs or to network storage for the last 2 years. For Capture I have been using the Hauppauge TV Capture Card. You can either capture to a avi file then compress it at a later date {Slower Computer} or use Windows Media Tools to dynamically create a compressed movies. I have typically gotten 57 to 70 minutes of video/audio on a CDR. A Hauppauge Capture card ranges from 79 to 149 you may also find rebates. AVI to MPG converters can be found on the internet freely and Windows Media Tools is free off Microsoft's site.