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Introducing the ClearClick Video2Digital Converter 3.0 (Third Generation).
Need to turn that box of old video tapes, camcorder tapes, records, or cassette tapes that's sitting in your closet or basement into digital format?
With the ClearClick Video To Digital Converter 3.0, you can transfer your video and/or audio to digital format with the touch of a button. Convert your VHS collection and enjoy your old movies again. Restore and share your family memories from 20 years ago. Transfer your old cassette tape or record collection to digital audio format. You can enjoy your digitized videos or audio on your computer, tablet, phone, MP3 player, or your TV.
Here's how it works...
- Connect your Video2Digital Converter 3.0 to your VCR, camcorder, AV video source, or an audio source (3.5mm or RCA) such as a cassette player or turntable. (AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCE NOT INCLUDED; CONVERTER DOES NOT PLAY AUDIO/VIDEO TAPES)
- Plug in a USB flash drive or MicroSD card (NOT INCLUDED; 512 GB or less) into the converter. Your digitized audio or video will be saved onto this drive. (Recording Resolution: 640x480 or 720x480 Pixels)
- Press the "Record" button on the converter. You'll be able to see your video on the 5" LCD as it transfers. (No computer is required to capture your videos and/or audio!)
- Press "Record" again to stop recording (or use the "Custom Auto Stop" feature to stop recording after an exact, preset amount of time). (Note: Do not skip this step, or the recorded files will become corrupted.)
- Remove your USB flash drive or MicroSD card from the converter, and insert it into your computer to transfer your digitized videos or audio to your computer. Then put your recordings on your tablet, smartphone, MP3 player, or burn a CD or DVD. (CD/DVD burning software not included.)
If you have questions at any point, this product also comes with ClearClick's USA-based support.
What's New In Version 3.0?
Audio / Music Recording Feature
Easily record from audio sources such as cassette tape players, turntables, & more to digital audio files (WAV or MP3).
Rechargeable Lithium Battery
Record or playback on battery power with the device's new built-in, rechargeable lithium battery.
Enhanced "Custom" Auto Stop Feature
Set an exact number of minutes for the device to record with the enhanced auto stop feature.
Large 5" LCD / Preview Screen
Quickly preview your video and/or audio before, during, or after recording with the device's larger 5" preview screen.
William A Kallay
2025-08-14 11:24:04
For a number of years, I've had 8mm, Hi-8mm and audio cassette tapes sitting in my closet. After transferring some to digital video formats like MP4 through video companies, it was getting rather expensive.Thankfully, I kept my high-end 8mm/Hi-8mm cassette deck.I bought the ClearClick converter to see if it indeed works on transferring video to digital. In short, it does and it does well.The ClearClick is very intuitive and easy to use. I found it works best with a USB drive. For some reason, I was not able to use the S-video output into the ClearClick from my cassette deck. But the resolution is very low on these 8mm/Hi-8mm tapes anyway.The image quality from the transfers varies on the type of cassette and camcorder I used originally. Some transfers look bland while others not so bad. After all, we're comparing 30 year+ video resolution to today's HD and 4K resolution.Audio quality was surprisingly accurate to the original tapes. I taped in stereo on those cassettes and transferred the audio to WAV quality.I also transferred audio from audio cassettes and again, audio quality varied on the original recording, tape quality and cassette deck. Some sounded okay while others much better.This little converter is well worth the reasonable price.
Tamar
2025-08-04 11:29:14
I used the product to digitalize VHS NTSC and cassette tapes.It worked perfectly. The video was clear and the audio was unbelievable even though they were from 50 years ago!It is also easy to use BUT if you need help there is a real person who will willingly help even if it means dozens of back and forward emails.
XactDave
2025-08-03 14:27:18
No apps required to install just hook up and start using! The output from our old family movies has been great and makes it convenient to share our adventures with the next generation too! Very pleased with the product and ease of use. Saves a lot of money over sending out tapes for conversion. Because the conversion is done in real time (need 2 hours to convert a 2 hour VHS for example) you need to have some time available to use it.
Sam
2025-06-19 13:09:41
Found a bunch of old tapes from my childhood and decided to digitize them. This works well. I would say everything it does is 8.5/10. Biggest drawbacks are not something you can get away from with cheaper digitizing equipment. There is a random lag at times. It is hard to describe. It's like the digitized footage is blinking. It sort of jerks at random points and after a little reading, this is common. The video being digitized is basically rewinding for a millisecond. Cant really get away from it like I said. If I tried digitizing all over again it would just do it in other random spots. For the most part everything turned out well and watchable. Worth it for the nostalgia.
DunerJim
2025-06-14 14:30:27
Like so many senior citizens, we have a collection of VHS camcorder tapes. We still have a VCR, but our son who would like to show his kids some of his childhood memories, does not. I figured digitizing the VHS tapes would be a solution. Looking into the cost of having them professionally digitized was too expensive. For the cost to digitize six tapes, I could buy this converter. I’m not as tech savvy as I once was, but reading the description and reviews made it seem within my capabilities. One caveat was that you had to have a device to play the media you wish to digitize. As mentioned earlier, we still have a VCR. So I ordered the converter and some thumb drives.The basic directions were clear and within 10 minutes I was ready to start digitizing our nearly 40 year old VHS tapes. The process takes the full time of the video you’ve digitizing, and while doing so you view the video on the device itself. This may be a reason to buy this generation rather than the second generation with its smaller screen. Once finished, I plugged the thumb drive into our computer and it played perfectly. Using the computer you can maneuver through the video, same as you can with any contemporary video. Of course, the quality of the video is very low by today’s standards, but you can show the grandkids how it used to be before you had grey hair! I was surprised to find that seven VHS tapes fit on a 32GB Thumb drive.My one complaint would be the instructions about things like setting the time and date are not clear. Fortunately they were easy to find on line. One other issue I had with the directions was they stated that once you stop the recording, you can’t add to it. I misunderstood this to mean that you couldn’t add anything else to the thumb drive that you used. As I said, I misunderstood it. You can add another recording to that same thumb drive. I probably just misled you by indicating you must use a thumb drive. That is not true, the device has a MicroSD slot.These days I am rarely able to successfully use technology that is new to me, but I had no trouble adapting to the ClearCut Digital Converter. It far surpassed my expectations.
Franky
2025-06-06 17:01:24
On the mark .. easy to use . Good output
Customer
2025-04-11 18:54:32
Nothing... I tried several times.. the video looks like it is recording.. you can see it on the screen. I stick the memory stick in my PC and there is nothing there...The technology in the currently available "VCR to Digital" hardware is pathetic. I have tried other brands over the years.... and they never work like they advertise..... all the systems "VCR to Digital", currently available, have technology that is 30 years old...If someone were to develop a quality product, they would get all the business.I would pay a premium price for a system that worked. This thing is a toy. I followed all the instructions... Duh! The hardware maybe OK. I think, it is the software to complete the transfer that is the problem. It needs to be a user friendly.. do this do that... you should get this and if not, here what you need to do..... step by step ...I record the video and try to play them using the latest video editing systems and I have empty files on my memory sticks.. nothing ...
Carlos Peral
2025-02-15 14:45:55
Para mi que me dedico a hacer transferencias de casi todos los formatos como VHS, S-VHS, VHS Compacto, Beta, Hi-8, Digital 8 y Mini DV me es muy cómodo y rápido con este equipo, antes tenia que hacerlo con cables hacia la computadora y era desconectar y conectar los equipos fuente de los diferentes formatos y la verdad era muy engorroso y lo tenia que capturar con el programa Adobe Premier para luego pasarlo al formato DVD para después entregarlo o hacer el render en MP4 para entregarlo en un USB al cliente, el formato que te entrega este aparato es MP4 o H264 ya de origen que es un formato bastante versátil y reconocido por la mayorÃa de los programas multimedia, el mas usado es el VLC que te acepta infinidad de formatos, para los que gustan de guardarlo en formato DVD el MP4 es aceptado en la mayorÃa sino es que en todos los programas de edición y de quemado, ya he hecho varias transferencias y han quedado muy bien, lo recomiendo ampliamente, si se preguntan si es mejor comprar el que te hace la transferencia en HD además de que es mas caro les diré que solo si tu te dedicas hacer ese tipo de grabaciones a nivel profesional tal vez te convenga pero para mi los clientes que traen sus recuerdos en casets son de formatos estándar o digamos de calidad inferior a la HD y este aparato cumple muy bien su cometido con eso, en cuestión del sonido y transferencia a MP3 aun no lo he probado ya que no me han pedido que les transfiera algún caset de audio o algún disco de vinilo pero de seguro también debe ser bueno ya que el sonido de los videos se escucha muy bien
Denis Lachance
2025-02-14 15:52:09
I did all the setup and tried a first time without success because some USB stick aren’t compatible. So my Lexar didn’t worked formatted in fat32 but it worked with my kingston 64GB. Menu is dead simple, interface is responsive and quick….recording is a breeze…you’re VHS tapes will still look ugly though 🤣🤣. The format is perfect and you don’t have to think about any software, codec, etc…. I’m a happy camper. Last thing but not the least. Warranty from manufacturer isn’t honored in Canada…so test your device within the 30 days return period and hope that you won’t get a lemon…..
Mel M
2025-02-02 13:06:25
So easy to use straight out of the box!
LrbJrb
2025-01-13 14:26:19
Easy setup. Not complicated. Does what it says. Transfer of old VHS home video to USB quality is good. Surprised that it recorded as well as it did. Only as good as the original VHS though. So don’t expect miracles.
Winston A.
2024-12-31 16:08:22
La captura de imágenes es sin pérdida de calidad.
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