Make sure to watch in high quality, it's a lot easier to see what I'm doing. EDIT2: I've found several programs that convert different video and audio types, but they all cost around -. But I did find a free trial of one here: www.top5soft.com I don't know how long it lasts, and I don't think it's a full version, but if you are a Windows Movie Maker user and you want to keep the PVT you already bought instead of buying a whole new capture card, it might be a good idea to invest in a program like this. I'm sorry for misleading those WMM users who bought this as a result of my suggestion. EDIT: If you are trying to edit videos, like montages or machinimas, with the PVT, and you have a windows computer, you are going to need Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere. The PVT outputs in MPEG4/Quicktime format, so it cannot be edited in Windows Movie Maker or played in Windows Media Player. If you just want to play the video and not edit it, you can download Quicktime for free from Apple.com. Also, I've heard of ways to convert MPEG4s to WMVs. I'll research it and try to get back to everyone. Alright, I'm really sorry it took so long to make, but it's finally here. Tutorial for the Pinnacle Video Transfer. To start, I wanna say how great a product this is. Not only does it function as a capture card for video games (Wii, Xbox 360, Xbox, PS3, any console that operates on AV cables), you can capture from VCR and DVD players, transfer videos you bought on the Xbox marketplace to your ...
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