I have dozens of tapes to rip, so to make it less painless and more organized, I want to streamline the various processes.- Set a computer aside for the sole purpose of ripping VHS tape.- This app is not particularly useful beyond merely ripping one big .mov file per cassette

I spent tons of time figuring out how to convert the files, and then actually converting the files, to burn them to a DVD that can play in a DVD player

I then use HandBrake to re-rip each .mov into custom length .mp4 files

The files will not save correctly, and, worse still, embed an invisible "scratch file" which I have been unable to locate or remove.

Note that the Edit with iMovie and Send to QuickTime Player functions require an additional hour or two to convert the video into compatible file formats

Corel/Roxio were NOT helpful and did not respond to my follow-up issue at all) to convert the unreadable Roxio'd files into something I could manage to import into iMovie

(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.)