shoot...I did not know that. Do they make adapters for firewire out to composite or S-video? Please let me know. Thanks in advance.

Firewire for 'print to tape' is the superior method. If you don't have a firewire computer/camera you can output to VHS recorder, via composite or S-video but not always that easily or with that great a quality. For example the newer Matrox dual headed video card comes with a special cable that has a standard video connector on one end and a standard RCA video (yellow) plug plus a "S" connector as well on the other end. Not using that method but using a older ATI card with video/audio in/out I just ran the same cable setup. What you may need to do it set a switch to feed the output through the cable in addition to your monitor. As a first step render the file with a suitable template. Then fire up Media Player or some other player, first being sure the the connection is right by hooking up a TV to the VCR, then start media player and select record on your VCR and you should get a decent copy. You can not record from the timeline or use the capature/print to tape methods with an analog setup like this. If you have a older camera and it has both a "S" or RCA type input/output you should be able to record to a VHS tape the same way. You also may need to run a seperate cable from your audio output on your PC to the input of your VCR if the gain is low or noisy. :-)