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Re: VHS to DVD...Anyone?

I have an EASY inexpensive solution!

1. Buy or aquire good VHS player (VCR) with RCA or CATV output.

2. Buy or aquire a good DVD recorder With the same output as the VCR (Can be bought from MANY stores for less than $100).

3. Buy or aquire a small TV ( or large will work too) with the same connections as above items.

4. Connect the output of the VHS player (VCR) to the input of the DVD Recorder and the input of the TV.

5. Use TV to view video on the output of the VCR, Follow instructions for recording with the DVD recorder. Depending on the speed of VHS tape and DVD quality you use it will handle anywhere between 2 hours to 10 hours per DVD.

6. It will take time to copy each tape but this way it better quality than converting/recording into a computer then recording off, you dont have to worry about processor or harddrive failure.

-Mike Aalderink
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