How to export Video (GeforceFX5600 VTD256)

?? how can i export any video to my VHS? i can capture fine... but how can i export?

hehe, funny you asked that, 5 minutes ago, i dragged my TV into my room, (where the Comp. is) hooked it up to the output RCA from the Video card, booted up the computer and i saw on the TV the loading screen of Windows, when windows loaded it disappeared (normal due to the fact of the resolutions etc...) so i was happy to know at least it worked, but to my amazement, the mouse went dead, and as soon as i unplugged the RCA video out from the TV and restarted the Comp. the mouse worked again, thats gotta be some funny conflict going on in there. What this leads me to believe is 1- my VCR is way to old (6+years) 2- my VCR wont accept digital input. So what i tried next is to see if my VCR would record the loading screen just as the TV showed it, and no, it did not. So tomorrow im going to buy a new VCR and an adapter to see if i can transform Digital output into analog Output. I'm really desperate to get this working. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the reply.

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Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format
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