The Pinnacle Video Transfer- Making MPEG4 Files Easily

The Pinnacle video transfer device allow users to quickly code and transfer most analog video signals into an MPEG4 file for use on a flash media player, something like a Zune of iPod, or just store it directly on to a USB based flash memory device.  You can do all of this without the use of a PC.  All you need is the device you'd like to transfer video from, whether it's a game system, DVD player, TV, and even a VCR.  That's right, all those old VHS cassette can now be transferred to a digital format you can play on your iPod.

The Pinnacle Video Transfer is simple to use.  All you do is plug the video cable into the device, then plug in where you'd like to store it.  After you turn the device on, you can select what quality you'd like the video to be, then just hit transfer.  It's just that easy.  You can use a variety of input connections, including

• Composite Video
• S-Video
• Stereo Audio

Even with those basic analog inputt connections, you can transfer your video to a number of different digital devices using USB 2.0 and higher.  You can store your video on

So you have options.  If you'd actually like your videos on your computer, then save it to a USB Hard Disc Drive and transfer it over.  Since the files are saved as an MPEG4 file, they are relatively universal on most operating systems, or you can just save it straight to your iPod. 

The best part is the quality of the video you record.  There are three different modes of recording.

In the package, you get the actual Pinnacle Video Transfer device, an RCA cable, the power supply and a quick start guide.  With this device, you can go through and back-up all of your home movies, load up your iPod with your favorite TV shows, record a video of you in the final level of Super Mario, and so much more.