However, you can use Roxio Video Capture without an audio sync problem if you choose the middle quality setting. You seem to have done everything I'd think of doing. I wish I knew what was the cause for this. I'm running a Macbook Pro Retina with a 2.6 Ghz quad intel core i7 and 8 GB of RAM. I also made sure my Sound Input in System Preferences is set to USB device. I've checked all the wires, restarted my computer, and waited to plug in the USB until after Easy VHS prompts me to. I haven't changed anything about the set up, and now today there is no audio. I've given up trying to use Roxio Video Capture because the audio and the video are always woefully out of sync, so I have been using Easy VHS to DVD Capture, and two days ago I transferred the first 90 minutes of a tape and had absolutely no problem. Here are some KB articles on the product. It worked on the TV but not on the computer - could that be an issue? Did you use the USB driver from Roxio or some other driver? It almost seems like the connection is the problem. Make sure that you come out of the camera with a Y to split the audio into a left and right and then another Y to get to a plug for your computer. Most super 8 cameras were mono not stereo. Do any of you folks have any ideas or any experience with this problem?
I think the problem is with the Roxio capture device. Played the tape through the TV to make sure the tape and the patch cord were both OK.
I checked to make sure all the sound settings were where they should be and they were. This time there was actually NO sound coming into my MAC. The video and sound again with another tape.
However the audio only showed up in one track even though it was stereo sound. I actually captured video and audio from my Super 8 Sony camera using theĮZ VHS to DVD. I have installed the software as well as the update.
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