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product_id: 147903269
title: "Video to Digital Converter 2.0 (Second Generation) - Record Video from VCR's, VHS Tapes, AV, RCA, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, Gaming Systems [Requires Working VCR/Camcorder & Tapes]"
brand: "clearclick"
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# Records directly to USB/SD (up to 512GB) SD recording at 640x480 or 720x480 Plug & play, no PC/software needed Video to Digital Converter 2.0 (Second Generation) - Record Video from VCR's, VHS Tapes, AV, RCA, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, Gaming Systems [Requires Working VCR/Camcorder & Tapes]

**Brand:** clearclick
**Price:** RM1058
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎞️ Preserve your past, power your present.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Video to Digital Converter 2.0 (Second Generation) - Record Video from VCR's, VHS Tapes, AV, RCA, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, Gaming Systems [Requires Working VCR/Camcorder & Tapes] by clearclick
- **How much does it cost?** RM1058 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- clearclick enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted clearclick brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Auto Stop & Pause/Resume:** Customize recording length with auto-stop options and pause/resume for ultimate control.
- • **Mobile-Friendly MP4 Format:** Seamlessly compatible with all your devices—share, edit, or archive effortlessly.
- • **Built-In 3.5" Preview Screen:** Watch your memories transfer live, ensuring perfect capture every time.
- • **Instant Analog-to-Digital Magic:** Convert VHS, Hi8, Camcorder & more with a single button press—no computer required.
- • **Trusted USA Small Business Support:** Backed by a 1-year warranty and expert tech support for peace of mind.

## Overview

The ClearClick Video to Digital Converter 2.0 is a sleek, user-friendly device that effortlessly converts analog video formats like VHS, Hi8, and camcorder tapes into digital MP4 files. Featuring a 3.5" preview screen, direct recording to USB or SD cards (up to 512GB), and no need for a computer or software, it’s designed for busy professionals who want to preserve precious memories quickly and reliably. With improved audio/video sync, auto-stop recording, and a 1-year warranty from a trusted USA small business, it’s the ultimate tool to digitize your legacy media with confidence.

## Description

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Review: Darn nice little gadget that does just what I wanted it to do - I have some quibbles. And I thought it was kind of expensive. But I'm giving it five stars because it has been 100% satisfactory for me and has done exactly what I expected. Good gadget, works fine. But one thing I've learned over the years is that with offline converters--digital audio CD recorder, audio cassette to digital converter, now this--WORK. With an offline converter I can get the job DONE. Anything involving a computer as part of the process is tempting--but false economy. I started with a $30 video-input-to-USB gadget and sure enough, the software provided with it broke with an OS change and no updates are available from the manufacturer. I was not picky about image quality. The results look fine to me and I think fully capture the quality of the (usually analog) source. The (analog) transfers from digitally recorded "Digital 8" are better than the ones from analog sources, which convinces me that the device is capturing what's there. I couldn't see any difference in quality between composite and S-Video. I have a concern about the audio quality. It seems fine in anything with a normal level but I think it's possible that there's some audible distortion in quiet passages. The unit was mostly easy to use, there are some quirks to get used to, you need to spend a few minutes and look at the instruction book. The instruction book is much better written than usual, but could be more detailed. I wish there was a wider range of "auto stop" times--they give you 60, 90, 120, and 150 minutes. In theory at least a VHS tape can play for 240 or 360 minutes. And there are times when I was quite sure that a tape only had ten or fifteen minutes recorded, and would have liked a 30 minute setting. However, compression works, and long periods of empty blue screen add surprisingly little to the file size. I bought a SanDisk USB 3.0 flash drive as recommended in the instructions, and it worked fine, but I also tried random old thumb drives from my collection _including USB 2.0_ drives and they all worked fine, too.
Review: Amazing Little Device!! - Like many people in my age cohort, I have a collection of old videotapes on obsolete formats - About 52 Mini-DV tapes taken of my kids from birth to age 10 on my 1990's-era Sony camcorder, and about 16 old VHS tapes taken by me and other family members. I was considering sending off my tapes to be converted to digital format, but hesitated on sending my only copy of precious family memories out to a conversion service, and then paying the really high price for the conversion. As I looked at options, I originally thought about converting my tapes on my computer, but it involved buying and installing a video capture card, buying and learning the appropriate software, etc. Then I came across this device and read the reviews and took a chance on it. Best decision I ever made!!! This device is amazing - Incredibly simple to operate, and produces great quality video, especially for the price. You literally plug the RCA cables into the device, put in your memory stick, then press play on your old device, and record on this device, and you're on your way. Best of all, it doesn't tie up your computer to do all of this work, and lets you see the progress via the built-in screen (you can also listen as you record it if you want). I would generally just set a tape to record while I was at my computer doing other things, and found I could knock out this whole project in the matter of a few weeks, vs. the months I was expecting it to take. That said, here are a few things I learned along the way in working with this device: - The device has a way to stop recording after a certain period of time. My mini-DV tapes are all 90 minutes, so I though the 90-minute setting would work great. However, I found that my tapes ran 4 minutes longer on average than the 90 minute timer on the device, so you can't necessarily rely on that (not sure if the discrepancy came from the actual recorded length of my tapes, or from the device itself). - When you have finished recording, a counter shows your full recording time. I found that if I removed the memory stick while this was still displayed, I got a corrupted file message when I tried to transfer the file to my computer. However, if I waited until the recorded time counter disappeared (just takes a few additional seconds) this problem went away. - The device lets you record at 720x480 or 640x480 (the old 4:3 format that cameras used in order to be compatible with old tube-style TVs). I found that if I tried to use the higher-resolution 720x480, the image appeared stretched/widened. I found that the 640x480 worked great to record all of my older-format tapes. - I initially an into a bit of a hitch when I started to record my VHS tapes. I got a "signal not detected" message that I initially couldn't resolve. I tried using the included RCA cables, and then cycled through several of my own cables, and eventually found a set that (apparently) made this problem go away. - I believe the device's specs said that a 128 GB memory stick was the max, but I used a high-speed 256-GB stick from Samsung, and it worked fine. Anyway, I can't say enough great things about this device. I usually don't leave reviews on products, but I was so enthusiastic about this one that I just had to share. Hope this helps.

## Features

- Convert Your Old Video Tapes or Camcorder Tapes to Digital Format With The Touch of a Button (Recording Resolution: SD 640x480 or 720x480 Pixels. Does Not Upscale To HD. Does Not Record From Modern HDMI Sources.)
- Record and Digitalize Video From VHS, VCR's, DVD Players, DVR's, Camcorders, Hi8, & Retro Gaming Systems (IMPORTANT: A WORKING VCR/CAMCORDER AND WORKING VIDEO TAPES ARE REQUIRED; CONVERTER DOES NOT PLAY VIDEO TAPES BY ITSELF)
- No Computer or Software Required - Just Hook It Up & Start Recording - Records Videos Directly Onto USB Flash Drive or SD Card (REQUIRED, NOT INCLUDED; 512 GB or less)
- What's New In The Video2Digital Version 2.0 (Second Generation): Extra-Large 3.5" Preview Screen, Better Recording Quality, Improved Audio/Video Sync Protection, Auto Stop Feature (60, 90, 120, 150 Minutes), Mobile-Friendly MP4 Recording Format, & Pause/Resume While Recording
- Includes 1-Year Warranty & Tech Support from ClearClick, a USA Small Business

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07V9JNRZY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25 in Video Converters |
| Brand | ClearClick |
| Built-In Media | 3-RCA Cable, Power Adapter, User's Manual, Video2Digital Converter 2.0 |
| Cable Length | 3.5 Inches |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Camcorder with 3-RCA or S-Video, VCR with 3-RCA or S-Video |
| Connector Type | RCA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,361 Reviews |
| Finish | Hdmi |
| Input Voltage | 5 Volts |
| Item Dimensions | 6.3 x 3 x 0.9 inches |
| Item Weight | 6 Ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.3 x 3 x 0.9 inches |
| Manufacturer | ClearClick |
| Model Number | Video2Digital Converter 2.0 (Second Gen) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Ports | 7 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Power Plug Type | No Plug |
| Specific Uses For Product | Analog Video To Digital, Converting VHS To Digital, Video Conversion |
| UPC | 798578763372 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Full 1-Year Warranty From ClearClick |
| Warranty Type | 1-year warranty |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Camcorder with 3-RCA or S-Video, VCR with 3-RCA or S-Video
- **Connector Type:** RCA
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 6.3 x 3 x 0.9 inches
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Analog Video To Digital, Converting VHS To Digital, Video Conversion

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Macbook pro w/ mojave can't read any media (usb ssd or sdxc card) from the device. formatted from device. i can only read files with disk recovery?**
A: We are currently fixing a bug on the device that happens when you format the card/drive on the device and then try to read from your Mac.
To correct this, please format your USB/SD card on your Mac first, and then insert it into your Video2Digital Converter (don't let the device format it). Here’s how to format your USB/SD card on your Mac…
1. In Finder, navigate to Applications -> Utilities -> Disk Utility.
2. On the left, click on your USB/SD drive.
3. Click the “Erase” button.
4. Next to “Format,” select MS-DOS FAT32.
5. Click “Format.”
6. Remove the USB/SD card and insert it into your Video2Digital Converter.

Hope this helps!

**Q: Does this support video passthrough?  meaning can i plug my vcr into the inputs and my hdmi tv into the output and watch what's recording on the tv?**
A: Yes you can watch through HDMI on big screen I bought one.   Super easy and good quality. 

Dw

**Q: for 8mm x 120 conversion how big of a USB drive is needed? File size?**
A: If I understand your question correctly, I converted 2 hours length of 8mm tape to MP4 file size 3GB. So, if you have 120 tapes to be converted, then, 1TB hard drive should be more than sufficient. I hope this answers your question.

**Q: Can I use it with a Betamax?**
A: Yes as long as it has RCA Video/Audio Outputs.  BTW Betamax is a type of VCR

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Darn nice little gadget that does just what I wanted it to do
*by D***H on April 6, 2022*

I have some quibbles. And I thought it was kind of expensive. But I'm giving it five stars because it has been 100% satisfactory for me and has done exactly what I expected. Good gadget, works fine. But one thing I've learned over the years is that with offline converters--digital audio CD recorder, audio cassette to digital converter, now this--WORK. With an offline converter I can get the job DONE. Anything involving a computer as part of the process is tempting--but false economy. I started with a $30 video-input-to-USB gadget and sure enough, the software provided with it broke with an OS change and no updates are available from the manufacturer. I was not picky about image quality. The results look fine to me and I think fully capture the quality of the (usually analog) source. The (analog) transfers from digitally recorded "Digital 8" are better than the ones from analog sources, which convinces me that the device is capturing what's there. I couldn't see any difference in quality between composite and S-Video. I have a concern about the audio quality. It seems fine in anything with a normal level but I think it's possible that there's some audible distortion in quiet passages. The unit was mostly easy to use, there are some quirks to get used to, you need to spend a few minutes and look at the instruction book. The instruction book is much better written than usual, but could be more detailed. I wish there was a wider range of "auto stop" times--they give you 60, 90, 120, and 150 minutes. In theory at least a VHS tape can play for 240 or 360 minutes. And there are times when I was quite sure that a tape only had ten or fifteen minutes recorded, and would have liked a 30 minute setting. However, compression works, and long periods of empty blue screen add surprisingly little to the file size. I bought a SanDisk USB 3.0 flash drive as recommended in the instructions, and it worked fine, but I also tried random old thumb drives from my collection _including USB 2.0_ drives and they all worked fine, too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Little Device!!
*by T***J on February 10, 2023*

Like many people in my age cohort, I have a collection of old videotapes on obsolete formats - About 52 Mini-DV tapes taken of my kids from birth to age 10 on my 1990's-era Sony camcorder, and about 16 old VHS tapes taken by me and other family members. I was considering sending off my tapes to be converted to digital format, but hesitated on sending my only copy of precious family memories out to a conversion service, and then paying the really high price for the conversion. As I looked at options, I originally thought about converting my tapes on my computer, but it involved buying and installing a video capture card, buying and learning the appropriate software, etc. Then I came across this device and read the reviews and took a chance on it. Best decision I ever made!!! This device is amazing - Incredibly simple to operate, and produces great quality video, especially for the price. You literally plug the RCA cables into the device, put in your memory stick, then press play on your old device, and record on this device, and you're on your way. Best of all, it doesn't tie up your computer to do all of this work, and lets you see the progress via the built-in screen (you can also listen as you record it if you want). I would generally just set a tape to record while I was at my computer doing other things, and found I could knock out this whole project in the matter of a few weeks, vs. the months I was expecting it to take. That said, here are a few things I learned along the way in working with this device: - The device has a way to stop recording after a certain period of time. My mini-DV tapes are all 90 minutes, so I though the 90-minute setting would work great. However, I found that my tapes ran 4 minutes longer on average than the 90 minute timer on the device, so you can't necessarily rely on that (not sure if the discrepancy came from the actual recorded length of my tapes, or from the device itself). - When you have finished recording, a counter shows your full recording time. I found that if I removed the memory stick while this was still displayed, I got a corrupted file message when I tried to transfer the file to my computer. However, if I waited until the recorded time counter disappeared (just takes a few additional seconds) this problem went away. - The device lets you record at 720x480 or 640x480 (the old 4:3 format that cameras used in order to be compatible with old tube-style TVs). I found that if I tried to use the higher-resolution 720x480, the image appeared stretched/widened. I found that the 640x480 worked great to record all of my older-format tapes. - I initially an into a bit of a hitch when I started to record my VHS tapes. I got a "signal not detected" message that I initially couldn't resolve. I tried using the included RCA cables, and then cycled through several of my own cables, and eventually found a set that (apparently) made this problem go away. - I believe the device's specs said that a 128 GB memory stick was the max, but I used a high-speed 256-GB stick from Samsung, and it worked fine. Anyway, I can't say enough great things about this device. I usually don't leave reviews on products, but I was so enthusiastic about this one that I just had to share. Hope this helps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for converting your home memories.
*by J***S on October 13, 2025*

Watch a video online on how to use it. Once you get the hand of it, converting your old VHS tapes becomes so easy. Amazing product. It records by default 720p mp4 so that's perfect for your USB flash drive. I used a 2.0 flash drive for storing the recordings and it works just fine. When playing on the computer it looks exactly like it did on the VHS. Same frames per second and sound.

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