Thanks Byte, but I know how to hook up to my stereo, been recording onto the
Computer from reel/Reel, VHS-HiFi, LP etc for some time. My problem is a
little beyond that.
I have a Stereo Sound track on Reel to Reel of a Concert that was in 1985.
I have a VHS MONO recording of the Same concert. I had hooked by Reel/reel
to a VCR and my VHS HiFi was played in another VCR and I recorded the video
from the VCR and the AUDIO from the reel. The net result was PTICH was off by
about 1% which could have been the delay in the tranmission downlink to the
Radio station and then the rebroadcast of the link.
I would like to take the Video track and dub it to my Hard drive as a
video file and then take the Audio track and dub it to my Hard Drive. Now I
want to Mix both to a single Stereo file and be able to control the pitch as
I do so. My reel to reel DOES NOT have a Pitch control on it. So was hoping
I could do it at the computer.

"Byte" wrote:

> Check the below websites for more insight and info:
> Connecting Your PC to Your Stereo
> http://www.teamcombooks.com/mp3handbook/10.htm
>
> Transfer Tape to CD
> http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/ho...458726,00.html
>
> WeetHet - Video - Connecting your PC to your TV-set
> http://www.weethet.nl/english/video_connect_pc2tv.php
> --
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>
> "Craig A." wrote:
>
> > In 1985 I recorded a simulcast off of FM in Stereo and the video on VHS (only
> > mono in them days)off of C-Band Dish. The Concert was John Fogerty at the
> > Chaplin and it was an awesome concert. My problem, when I dubbed the
> > reel/reel to VHS HiFi and the VHS video to the same machine, there was a
> > pitch difference, so every 15 minutes or so, the lips are out of sync with
> > the music.
> > Is there any software where as I dub it to my hard drive, so I can DVD
> > it, will allow me to adjust pitch as I go, without affecting video? I could
> > use the reel/reel agian to put audio on HD first and then VHS to add the
> > video and then I want to dub the two together.
> > The concert was never released and only shown on HBO with a local FM
> > Stereo simulcast.. I would like to line the audio up with the video, open to
> > all suggestions....well except for a few.