Hi!
I've got what perhaps may be an easier option for you than Total
Recorder, will cost a little more but will probably do a better job.
There are "DVD/VCR combo" units available from brands such as
Panasonic which both play and record DVD'S and video cassettes so
therefore it follows you can dubb from one to the other at the touch
of a button.
I've had my Panasonic model for nearly 4 years now and I wouldn't be
without it for the very reasons you've written to me in the first
place <smile>.
If you'd rather capture images onto your computer and dubb them across
to another media then you'll need to use Total Recorder video
Professional, I don't own this product as yet so I can't give you all
that information about it, I plan to upgrade to it next week so in the
meantime you may consider reading some of the primers on Total
Recorder Video Professional and how to capture video etc which can be
found on Total Recorder's web site at http://www.totalrecorder.com
Good luck with all that, sounds exciting.
On 01/11/2009, at 7:29 PM, Norma A. Boge wrote:
Hi Dane,
When you write further about using TR to record video, would you
please include a primer on what one would need to transfer, for
example, VHS to DVD using TR. I really need to do this but am not
sure how to begin.
Many thanks,
Norma
At 09:04 PM 10/30/2009, you wrote:
For those who want to record video as well as audio then you may
consider Total Recorder Video, only $18.00 upgrade cost if you
already
have Total Recorder, I've upgraded and I'll write some more about the
product shortly, has everything that Total recorder Professional has
as well as the tools you'll need to record video from your video
capture device if you have one.
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