In answer to the second part, I can't think of ANY Amiga digitizer that copied the video to hard drive. Hard drive storage was extremely expensive. Instead you used the Amiga to generate effects, titles, etc., and then did final editing by splicing these scenes into your video tape by whatever means. Most setups included the Amiga and monitor, at least two video players/recorders and a television to view the new video image containing the combined Amiga/video image which was recorded to the second recorder.
This was the extreme early days of desktop video....
Bob
@beller,
I have a snappy that will do it, and there are about another dozen things that are made today to transfer a VCR tape to a CD or todays MP3 format.
smerf
