Looking at the manual, there are most definitely some settings you might have screwed up. You didn't say what version you have, but it sounds like you got it recently, so I downloaded the latest version. I did a quick Google search (you should do this too) and then also downloaded the manual for the "VHS to DVD 9 Deluxe" version. While your gadget may not be the ultimate capture device, I doubt that, if properly configured, it would do this poorly. None of the replies above really seems to fit the symptoms. Is there some setting I need to change in honestech to get the colors right? Is there a way to make it work in VLC? Do I need to give up and buy a different software?
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