--- product_id: 177648 title: "Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac" brand: "diamond multimedia" price: "S$79" currency: SGD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Diamond Multimedia" url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/177648-diamond-multimedia-vc500-vhs-to-digital-converter-usb-video-capture store_origin: SG region: Singapore --- # 720x480 @ 30FPS NTSC Capture MPG Digital File Output USB 2.0 Plug & Play Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac **Brand:** diamond multimedia **Price:** S$79 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎞️ Preserve your past, power your future—digitize memories with one touch! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac by diamond multimedia - **How much does it cost?** S$79 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/177648-diamond-multimedia-vc500-vhs-to-digital-converter-usb-video-capture) ## Best For - diamond multimedia enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted diamond multimedia brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Trusted Legacy & Support:** Backed by 30+ years of Diamond Multimedia expertise with US-based warranty. - • **All-in-One Software Suite:** Includes Honestech editor to capture, edit, and burn DVDs effortlessly. - • **Cross-Platform Powerhouse:** Flawlessly works on Windows 11/10 and macOS for ultimate flexibility. - • **One-Touch Instant Capture:** Start/stop recording with a single hardware button—no fuss, no delay. - • **Universal Analog Compatibility:** Seamlessly digitize VHS, Hi8, camcorders & more via RCA or S-Video inputs. ## Overview The Diamond Multimedia VC500 is a USB 2.0 video capture device designed for professionals and enthusiasts to effortlessly convert analog VHS, Hi8, and other legacy video formats into high-quality digital files or DVDs. Featuring a one-touch hardware button, broad device compatibility via Composite RCA and S-Video inputs, and bundled Honestech software for editing and DVD authoring, it supports Windows 11/10 and macOS platforms. This compact, plug-and-play solution is backed by over 30 years of trusted Diamond Multimedia support and a one-year warranty, making it the go-to tool for preserving priceless memories in a digital age. ## Description From the Manufacturer Capture videos with the touch of a button with the One Touch video Capture VC500. The VC500 can capture video and audio from almost any video device, such as VCR, Camcorder, DVD player, or any device supporting video output through an S-Video or composite RCA connection. Features at a Glance Easy to Use Capture by the Touch of One Button Capture Video from Almost Any Video Source Preserve Your VHS tapes with One Touch Arcsoft Show Biz video capture, editor and DVD creator Software included to burn Videos to DVD/VCD Optimized for Windows Vista with comprehensive DirectX 10 and DirectX 9 support Specifications Interface: USB 2.0 Video Standards: NTSC/PAL Push Button: Pres to start/stop video capturing Video capturing formats: MPEG 4/2/1 formats Video Inputs: Composite RCA or S-Video Still image capturing: JPG or BMP formats NTSC Video Capture:720 x 480 at 30FPS PAL Video Capture: 720 x 576 at 25FPS Burn support files to DVD/VCD Arcsoft Show Biz video capture, editor and DVD creator System Requirements Intel or AMD CPU 1.4Ghz or faster 256 Mb System RAM Available USB 2.0 port Video Card Supporting Direct X 10 9.0 CD-ROM Drive 300MB Hard Disk Space 600MB to 3GB per 1 Hour of Recording OS: Microsoft Windows 10 XP SP2, Windows Vista, Microsoft MCE Package Includes: DIAMOND VC500 ONE TOUCH VIDEO CAPTURE USB 2.0 VIDEO CAPTURE DONGLE INSTALL CD QUICK START GUIDE Product Description Product Description The DIAMOND VC500 One Touch Video Capture makes it easy to preserve your memories by converting analog video into digital files or DVDs with the press of a button. Designed for simplicity and reliability, the VC500 captures both video and audio from almost any analog source, including VHS VCRs, camcorders, DVD players, and Hi8/V8 devices using Composite RCA or S-Video connections. With its built-in one-touch capture button, recording starts and stops instantly—no complicated setup required. The included Honestech video capture and editing software allows you to capture, edit, and burn your videos to DVD or VCD, or archive them as digital files for long-term storage. Whether you’re digitizing VHS tapes or preserving home movies, the VC500 provides a dependable, user-friendly solution for modern Windows PCs. Key FeaturesOne-Touch Video Capture – Start and stop recording instantly using the built-in hardware buttonWide Device Compatibility – Works with VCRs, camcorders, DVD players, and other analog video sourcesPreserve VHS & Home Videos – Convert analog tapes into digital files or DVDsHonestech Software Included – Capture, edit, and burn videos to DVD or VCDStandard MPG Video Format – Easy playback and editing on most systemsUSB 2.0 Plug-and-Play – No external power adapter requiredTechnical SpecificationsInterface: USB 2.0Video Standards: NTSC / PALVideo Inputs: Composite RCA, S-VideoCapture Control: Hardware push button (start/stop)Video Format: MPGStill Image Formats: JPG, BMPNTSC Resolution: 720 × 480 @ 30 FPSPAL Resolution: 720 × 576 @ 25 FPSDisc Support: DVD / VCDSystem RequirementsProcessor: Intel or AMD CPU, 1.4 GHz or fasterMemory: 256 MB RAM or higherPort: Available USB 2.0 portGraphics: Video card supporting DirectX 9.0 or 10Storage:300 MB for software installationApprox. 600 MB – 3 GB per hour of video recordingOperating Systems:Windows 11Windows 10Windows 8Windows 7 (32-bit & 64-bit)Windows VistaWindows XP / Media Center EditionPackage ContentsDIAMOND VC500 One Touch USB 2.0 Video Capture DeviceInstallation CDQuick Start Guide Review: A true DIAMOND among countless USB VHS capture devices! Review: This was exactly what I needed to copy VHS to DVD - I came across this product while searching the internet for video capture software/equipment. This was the highest rated AND cheapest product on the market. I was skeptical that it was NOT available locally and that all the stores are pushing the comparable Roxio product for nearly 3x the price (with less favorable product reviews). I took a chance and ordered the VC500, and I'm quite pleased! I had, what appeared to be, a rather unique need for this item. I own a few movies on VHS that were never released on DVD. I attempted to copy these movies on a friend's VHS-to-DVD recorder but discovered that the movies were copy protected and were rejected by the recorder. The VC500 is NOT affected by "copy guard" and I was able to capture the video to my PC then burn to DVD. Although it was quite a time consuming process, it worked well and resulted in a pretty good quality DVD copy of a VHS movie. Please note: This device does not work miracles! Video tape recording were not in HD. They were low rez and sometimes grainy. If there is wear or damage to the tape, or tracking issues with the VCR, these blemishes will be present in the captured video. However, if you have a good clean VHS tape, and a high quality VCR, with clean heads and adjustable tracking, then capture your video, burn to DVD, when you playback the DVD in an up-converting BluRay player, you may be shocked at the quality of the final product. You just can't have unreasonable expectations. Pros - This product is dirt cheap! It works with any device that uses Red/White/Yellow RCA cables, or S-Video. It can capture still images from video. The capture software is ridiculously simple to use. It comes with a 30 inch Red/White/Yellow RCA cable. It also comes with broadcast software (I have NOT used it, but I understand that it allows you to stream live video and upload directly to your You Tube account.) Cons - The instruction manual is in poorly translated Chinese, and ONLY explains how to hook up the device and install the software. There are no instructions for how to use the software. You just have to play around with it til you figure it out. The video editing and movie making software that comes with the VC500 is junk. (I did try to use it and after 4 hours of burning I ended up with a DVD that wouldn't play.) During installation I receive a message that this was not Windows Logo approved software and to basically continue at my own risk. (It didn't seem to cause any problems with my computer.) Tips - Use your normal "New Software Wizard" to get started. Depending on your version of Windows the drivers may load automatically. Make sure you have lots of RAM and plenty of free hard disk space. Video capture is very sensitive, so I found it is best to reboot before starting and don't open any other programs. Avoid using the editing and burning software that comes with this device. I used Nero and ended up with very professional looking results. Other uses for this product include: transferring home video, capturing video clips for presentations, capturing still images from video, recording or broadcasting from gaming consoles, capturing stereo audio from analogue devices (that play cassette tape, reel-to-reel, vinyl, etc.). ## Features - Convert Old Tapes to Digital – Transfer VHS, Hi8, Video8 and camcorder recordings to your computer. - Works with RCA & S-Video – Connect compatible VCRs, DVD players and camcorders. - Simple USB Setup – Connect the VC500 to your computer and record using compatible capture software such as OBS Studio. - Windows & Mac Compatible – Supports Windows 11 and Mac OS Tahoe - US-Based Support & 1-Year Warranty – Backed by Diamond Multimedia support. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000VM60I8 | | Best Sellers Rank | #32 in Internal TV Tuner & Video Capture Cards | | Brand | Diamond Multimedia | | Built-In Media | One-touch Video Capture & Share/usb To Composite & S-video | | Color | One Color | | Compatible Devices | Camcord, Personal Computer, Videocassette Recorder | | Connector Type | RCA | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 6,919 Reviews | | EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 years | | External Testing Certification | Non | | Finish | Composite | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00031112829227, 00757448005080, 05147841663966 | | Item Dimensions | 4 x 1 x 1 inches | | Item Type Name | Video Capture | | Item Weight | 7.2 ounces | | Item dimensions L x W x H | 4 x 1 x 1 inches | | Manufacturer | Diamond | | Mfr Part Number | VC500 | | Model Number | VC500 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Ports | 2 | | Package Quantity | 1 | | Power Plug Type | No Plug | | Specific Uses For Product | personal | | UPC | 132018346143 734911108370 115970739468 112840389341 132017723440 168141351129 033587175854 696582192839 044111921632 163120866946 782386063120 854587014826 734911366497 031112829227 757448005080 168141639982 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | One Year | | Warranty Type | one-year warranty | ## Product Details - **Color:** One Color - **Compatible Devices:** Camcord, Personal Computer, Videocassette Recorder - **Connector Type:** RCA - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4 x 1 x 1 inches - **Specific Uses For Product:** personal ## Images ![Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81AYZztmCOL.jpg) ![Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vriRNy2bL.jpg) ![Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81jgpGWDyeL.jpg) ![Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Fvm5bGcwL.jpg) ![Diamond Multimedia VC500 VHS to Digital Converter, USB Video Capture Device for VHS, Hi8 & Camcorders, RCA/S-Video, Windows 11 & Mac - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Kbgnu5uTL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does this work with windows 10?** A: As far as I know it doesn't. I bought this somewhere else and was even sent a replacement directly from the company itself because the one I had was not working on my Windows 10 computer. Replacement also had the same issue. You will hear the audio but will not see any video. I initially thought it might be a computer issue since it worked on my Windows 7 computer. I recently got another Windows 10 computer and when I tried this device on the new computer I was facing the same issue I was facing with my older Windows 10 computer. So it can be confirmed it does not work in Windows 10. **Q: Will this work in Linux / ubuntu 14.04** A: B. Pinker's info worked for me to view video (after some trial and error with numbers in device names) but I was unable to record successfully from VLC. I tried Convert option under Capture Device and also the toolbar record button. My computer may be too slow. I had success with ffmpeg on command line:ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i /dev/video0 -f alsa -i hw:2:0 -target ntsc-dvd ouptutfile.mpg **Q: Can you transfer from VHS to a computer file, such as MP4?** A: I use Windows 10 and using the EZGrabber, which is included on the CD with this package, it saves to the computer as AVI automatically. I don't remember seeing a choice for MP4. **Q: When I try to load Ezgrabber, I get a message that says, RoxioCinePlayer can not be found, try again using a valid copy of rhe RoxioCinePlayer installation package, "CPDP ". My question is, where can I find a valid copy of the Roxio CinePlayer installation package, "CPDP"? I am using Windows 7 64 bit. Any advice will b…** A: It's been a few months since I did the installation, but your problem rings a bell. I'm on a Windows 7 system (and yes, the tool is called EZGrabber on mine as well). I ran into some problems that seemed to stem from the installation software expecting to go onto a system running XP. My solution: instead of using the product installation software, I just went into each individual folder on the CD and clicked on the .exe files. Although it took a few extra clicks, everything installed without a problem, and it all seems to be playing nicely. I hope that helps. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A true DIAMOND among countless USB VHS capture devices! *by U***V on February 15, 2016* ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This was exactly what I needed to copy VHS to DVD *by J***T on November 10, 2013* I came across this product while searching the internet for video capture software/equipment. This was the highest rated AND cheapest product on the market. I was skeptical that it was NOT available locally and that all the stores are pushing the comparable Roxio product for nearly 3x the price (with less favorable product reviews). I took a chance and ordered the VC500, and I'm quite pleased! I had, what appeared to be, a rather unique need for this item. I own a few movies on VHS that were never released on DVD. I attempted to copy these movies on a friend's VHS-to-DVD recorder but discovered that the movies were copy protected and were rejected by the recorder. The VC500 is NOT affected by "copy guard" and I was able to capture the video to my PC then burn to DVD. Although it was quite a time consuming process, it worked well and resulted in a pretty good quality DVD copy of a VHS movie. Please note: This device does not work miracles! Video tape recording were not in HD. They were low rez and sometimes grainy. If there is wear or damage to the tape, or tracking issues with the VCR, these blemishes will be present in the captured video. However, if you have a good clean VHS tape, and a high quality VCR, with clean heads and adjustable tracking, then capture your video, burn to DVD, when you playback the DVD in an up-converting BluRay player, you may be shocked at the quality of the final product. You just can't have unreasonable expectations. Pros - This product is dirt cheap! It works with any device that uses Red/White/Yellow RCA cables, or S-Video. It can capture still images from video. The capture software is ridiculously simple to use. It comes with a 30 inch Red/White/Yellow RCA cable. It also comes with broadcast software (I have NOT used it, but I understand that it allows you to stream live video and upload directly to your You Tube account.) Cons - The instruction manual is in poorly translated Chinese, and ONLY explains how to hook up the device and install the software. There are no instructions for how to use the software. You just have to play around with it til you figure it out. The video editing and movie making software that comes with the VC500 is junk. (I did try to use it and after 4 hours of burning I ended up with a DVD that wouldn't play.) During installation I receive a message that this was not Windows Logo approved software and to basically continue at my own risk. (It didn't seem to cause any problems with my computer.) Tips - Use your normal "New Software Wizard" to get started. Depending on your version of Windows the drivers may load automatically. Make sure you have lots of RAM and plenty of free hard disk space. Video capture is very sensitive, so I found it is best to reboot before starting and don't open any other programs. Avoid using the editing and burning software that comes with this device. I used Nero and ended up with very professional looking results. Other uses for this product include: transferring home video, capturing video clips for presentations, capturing still images from video, recording or broadcasting from gaming consoles, capturing stereo audio from analogue devices (that play cassette tape, reel-to-reel, vinyl, etc.). ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked on Win 7 64 bit system, with a bit of effort *by R***M on March 25, 2013* I am not a computer expert by any stretch, but as my budget has shrunk I have had to rely on my IT guy less and less and myself more and more. So, I have to figure things out if I am going to do anything with the computer. I bought this device primarily to transfer old VHS tapes to computer so that I can preserve and edit them. It works, but there are some things I had to figure out which you may find helpful. Again, this install was on a Win 7 64 bit system. After reading several reviews, I decided to ignore the instructions initially (and the instructions are VERY basic). First, I plugged the One Touch Video Capture device into a USB port. The device software, except for drivers, self-installed. The drivers could not be found on the web (there are a number of posts here and online about the newest drivers not being on the company website--I never went there as I figured if Windows couldn't find them I likely could not either). I then resorted to included software. It has a drivers selection, and the correct drivers were on the install disk--driver issue solved. I first tried setting device output to AVI, but that caused video and audio tracks to be way out of sync. I reviewed some online posts, and trying to alter this problem in the file is obviously WAY beyond my pay grade. I next tried DVD setting for output, which worked fine. On this setting the file will import to computer in .MPG format. NOTE, however, that DVD setting apparently causes the incoming video stream to "scramble" on the Grabber's preview screen whle recording function is in use. This did not happen when Grabber was set to AVI output. The audio is fine in preview, however, so I just used that to monitor when my recording was done. The audio and video in file output to computer was fine. Once installed, the Grabber Device shows up in Control Panel>Devices & Printers>OTG102 (if there is a driver issue after install, as noted above, there will be a yellow "yield" sign in the corner of the device image) and in Device Manager>Sound Video and Game Controllers>USB 2.0 Capture (both an audio and video) The Grabber sends output video to: C>Program Files(x86)>One Touch Video Capture>My Videos These files can then be imported into an editing program. I did not install the Diamond editing program. Windows offers Movie Maker (MM) for free, but you have to download it now as part of Live Essentials suite (at least in Win 7). I had never used MM before, so I dove in. Tried to download MM 2012 first. Unfortunately, I downloaded all Live Essentials programs with it, and, of course, MM was the only thing that did not download. Finally figured out that the problem apparently was that my video card would not support the version of Direct X needed for MM 12 (one of those compatibility surprises you get when you don't know any more about computers than I do). So, I uninstalled Live Essentials 2012, some of which had to be done manually (see Microsoft site if you too make this mistake). I later found info on Microsoft site which suggests that there are non-supported video cards in Win 7 machines (ie they don't support the necessary version of Direct X). Next, I installed Windows Live Movie Maker 2011. I found it on cnet's download site. Again, unless you really want all that Live Essentials "stuff", just download MM. MM 2011 solved compatibility issue, so now I was pulling up and beginning editing of files. The real fun begins! I quickly realized I needed to work on some recording issues on my tapes. That requires effects. And, MM doesn't have them. There are effects available to run as plug-ins with MM, but, you saw this coming I bet, they don't work with MM 2011! Rather, they work with a prior version--MM 6.0. But, not to worry, you can load and use both MM 2011 and 6.0 on your machine at the same time. And, with no more than I know, there is at least one thing I seem to be able to accomplish easier in MM 2011 before I head over to 6.0 to work on the project. MM 6.0 has a timeline function which seems to be better for editing, particularly with effects. So, effects. Got some from Pixelan that I thought were free, but they were just demos/samples which put an X over video when effect was used, unless you buy that pack of effects. Their effects appear to be quite useful though, so I may upgrade and buy the packs. Also, Blaine's Movie Maker Blog offers some good free effects for download, and that may cover most people's needs (contrast control being a good example). Finally, a word on files. Either MM 6 or 2011 will open the imported .MPG file. But, if you open and modify a file in MM 2011, then MM 6 will not open that modified file until you first save the file to computer and it becomes a .WMV file. You need to open the project file in Windows Live Movie Maker 2011 and then tell it to create your movie (see below info re "baking a cake"). When you start working on a "project" in MM, a .wlmp file is created as the project file. This IS NOT a video. Your project (.wlmp) file is like a recipe for a cake. The file has the "instructions" for making a cake, but isn't a final cake. In order to have your final cake, you need to use the recipe (project) and the ingredients (video/photos/music on your computer) and have it baked into a cake (final movie). DISCLOSURE: I got this "cake" analogy from a website--I am not that clever. That is about the extent of what I have learned in one weekend of fiddling with this. The device works to transfer video. What you do with it after that is up to you. Can't speak to its included editing software. Update--This wasn't really a review on Movie Maker software, but I felt I should report further on that given my statements above. Movie Maker has driven me insane. Within just a couple of days of starting to use it, the software started refusing to open my project files (actually it claims they are "in use" once you have tried to open them). After much searching on various blogs, forums, etc it became pretty clear that many people were experiencing this basic problem, although the exact error message might be different. Microsoft's apparent answer (now) is to tell you to upgrade to Windows Live Movie Maker 2012. Before that, they offered to fix files which had become "corrupted" on your system (odd how many people were having file corruption issues). While WLMM 2012 may well be a perfectly wonderful program, I can't use it (as noted above). I tried MM 2.6, MM 6.0 and WLMM 2011 and they all produce the same sorry result when it comes to project files. Do not take my suggestions above as a current recommendation of MS editor software. The worst thing is it may actually work for you, for a time--just long enough to get a project started before you can no longer access the all important project file. Think hard before you try MM, and look at the Microsoft forums re the issue I am addressing. And, the Diamond Grabber is still doing its job just fine. I have converted about 15 VHS tapes so far with no real issue which was not related to an individual tape. Update 2--A techie friend came over to look at my issue with movie maker. The first thing he noticed was the tremendous amount of system resources being consumed by Internet Explorer. He explained that all the browser bar add-ins that seem to creep into IE whether you want them or not consume system resources regardless whether they are in use. With nothing other than IE running in the background, my system was being overwhelmed. That explains why my system in general, and IE in particular, have been running slow as of late. His first recommendation--switch to Chrome as my new browser. That helped immensely, and obviously you are not going to get an answer from any MS supported forum saying IE is the problem in using MM on your system. So, my system and, in particular, internet browsing is now improved. But, I still was having intermittent issues with MM, so I searched further. What I found, on Wiki of all places, was a comment that DVD Maker is not assigned a particularly high place in the processing tree (and this appears to apply as well to MM). Specifically, Windows DVD Maker is designed to encode video as a Below Normal priority background process to ensure the computer remains responsive during the burn process. By design this feature puts the program at the back of the line among user mode applications. This can be circumvented by using Windows Task Manager to adjust the priority. That doesn't make much sense, as processing video files takes a huge amount of computing "horsepower". My machine is fairly new, but it is not top of the line by any stretch. So, it needs all the help it can get. To remedy this issue, start Task Manager and go to Processes tab. With MM running,find its .exe file on the list (it should be near the top). Right click on it and then go to Set Priority and change to High. The same should be done for DVD Maker when you get ready to burn a disk. And, unless you are certain your personal computer can handle it, DON'T do anything else on your computer(or even have another program running in background--Chrome still caused me some problems if it was open) while video editing or burning a disc. These steps should help you, assuming you have a computer which otherwise is capable of video editing. Hope this helps someone avoid the headaches I had with MM (and I am sure would have had with a purchased replacement program--most of those have similar complaints) until I figured out how to force the computer to give priority to this task. ## Frequently Bought Together - Diamond Multimedia VC500 One Touch VHS to Digital File, DVD Converter with Easy to use Software, Convert, Edit and Save For Win7,8,10,11 - Arsvita VHS/VCR Head Cleaner, Video Head Cleaning Kit for VHS/VCR Players, Dry - Bingxue VHS C Cassette Adapter, Compatible 12mm SVHS VHS-C to VHS, Camcorders Motorized VHSC Ideal for VCR Player, Video Cassette Player and VHS to Digital Converting --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sg/products/177648-diamond-multimedia-vc500-vhs-to-digital-converter-usb-video-capture](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/177648-diamond-multimedia-vc500-vhs-to-digital-converter-usb-video-capture) --- *Product available on Desertcart Singapore* *Store origin: SG* *Last updated: 2026-09-27*