However it would experience horrible audio sync problems any time the VHS tape hit a rough spot (home movies on Hi8 are full of these) resulting in the audio lagging behind as much as 15 seconds

Once burned onto a DVD, the audio and video do not line up

i cannot get a whole transfer without losing the audio somewhere along the line

The product doesn't work as it did not record the audio from the videos tapes

Composite video (RCA) and S-Video (mini-DIN)--Audio Inputs: Stereo audio (RCA)In addition, the "current" packaging for the ROXIO "Easy VHS to DVD for Mac" states that the product has,"Everything you need to make DVDs from your VHS, Hi8 and Video8 movies and home videos!"The packaging also states:"Transfer VHS video to your Mac or

The product doesn't work as it did not record the audio from the videos tapes

The transfer of the VHS was easy enough, but the only option was to save as a .mov file, which does not directly burn to a playable DVD

Video quality is acceptable; not quite as good as on the T.V., but not too bad.

(Let it be known, for I am proud to say it: I do not use, nor do I recommend iMovie, iDVD, or any software which starts with a lower-case "i" for that matter.)