vhs to dvd
Ok paid good money for my VHS movies, now Is there a way to transfer them to DVD ?
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There are two ways but only one may work
In days gone past I had a "Dazzle Video Converter" for my computer.. and they still make them. You can also get something like a Hauppauge Win-TV (I like the Replay Edition) for your computer.. These come in two or more flavors, One is a card for a desktop or tower type computer. the other is USB and will work on a sufficiently powerful laptop. Now you need to check the specs before you buy to make sure they can do it all but... here is a list of things they can do (Depending on the model)
1: Over the air ATSC Digital TV
2: Over the air or locally generated NTSC TV (TV out on the VCR)
3: A/V input (red/white/yellow cables)
4: HDMI in
5: Other in
Some have multiple OUTS too (All but RF)
I still have one such converter here but it's onlder (No ATSC) and I no longer have the drivers for it.
Plug it up to the VCR. Tell the computer to RECORD then use any good DVD authoring software to burn the DVD.
In days gone past I had a "Dazzle Video Converter" for my computer.. and they still make them. You can also get something like a Hauppauge Win-TV (I like the Replay Edition) for your computer.. These come in two or more flavors, One is a card for a desktop or tower type computer. the other is USB and will work on a sufficiently powerful laptop. Now you need to check the specs before you buy to make sure they can do it all but... here is a list of things they can do (Depending on the model)
1: Over the air ATSC Digital TV
2: Over the air or locally generated NTSC TV (TV out on the VCR)
3: A/V input (red/white/yellow cables)
4: HDMI in
5: Other in
Some have multiple OUTS too (All but RF)
I still have one such converter here but it's onlder (No ATSC) and I no longer have the drivers for it.
Plug it up to the VCR. Tell the computer to RECORD then use any good DVD authoring software to burn the DVD.
