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    Help with VHS to DVD

    Good morning
    Have searched the forums for ideas and answers without any luck, so am posting my question.
    I have a lot of older vhs movies, and want to get them onto dvd as most of them are deteriorating. Some of them I can buy , most are not available on dvd. Where do I start? I do not have a lot of understanding of all the terminology, so need it explained in easy terms for me. I also have home movies recorded on an older sony cam using the smaller video cassette which I would also like to be able to get onto dvd's.

    I would appreciate any help and advice given.
    thanks

    Last edited by Guest; 10-12-2011, 04:27 PM. Reason: changed colored text to black

    #2
    Are you in New Zealand? Is this where the old VHS tapes are from?
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      #3
      Im sorry I didnt answer sooner, I live in the states.

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        #4
        DVD recorder

        you need a dvd recorder.
        you hook your vhs player up to the tv with the coax, and the recorder with an rgb cable.
        this is a link to one here in canada


        the recorder will ask you to format the disk before you start, and they tend to be picky about what kind of disk. mine prefers dvd+

        when you hit play on the vhs, you press record on the dvd recorder.

        follow the manual from there.

        good luck, and let me know if you have any more questions

        dow

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          kiwi kid
          If these are commercial VHS movie tapes you will also need a device called a VBI stripper to remove the copy protection, a device like this: http://www.xdimax.com/dvd/dvdredpro.html
          The one above is very expensive, I have seen others much cheaper but can't find them right now.
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            Kiwi kid

            Originally posted by signals View Post
            kiwi kid
            if these are commercial vhs movie tapes you will also need a device called a vbi stripper to remove the copy protection, a device like this: http://www.xdimax.com/dvd/dvdredpro.html
            the one above is very expensive, i have seen others much cheaper but can't find them right now.
            try honestech.com. I used it and was satisfied with the results.

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              vhs to dvd

              http://www.meritline.com/mygica-igra...--p-38254.aspx Try this only $29, I used it for about 8 VHS tapes to DVD and it worked great
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