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| VHS to DVD..... ……..Mrs P has accumulated a vast array (200+) of tennis games recorded on VHS cassettes. I want to transfer them to DVD. I was thinking of buying a second VHS player (£34), joining this up to my computer and recording the cassettes onto DVD. Apart from spending £150 on a combined DVD/VHS recorder, does anyone have any better suggestions and/or software tips?
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| Re: VHS to DVD.....
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| Re: VHS to DVD.....
You can also go the TV card route as well. I have this setup and it works just fine. A little bonus is that if you watch films by pay as you view, you can record them on a DVD but you can straight onto the PC.
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| Re: VHS to DVD..... ......thanks for the advice: appreciated.
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| Re: VHS to DVD.....
I'm sorry but I just reread this. 200+ tennis games!!!! I would suggest an accident with a large magnet was a more suitable and cheaper alternative. |
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| Re: VHS to DVD..... Quote:
........wouldn't disagree, Kacey; but they keep her quiet.
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