One simple way to go is a VHS/DVD-R player/recorder. It has one slot
for a VHS cassette and another for a DVD player/recorder. Most have a
quick/simple transfer mode that copies the tape onto the DVD with the
push of one button. You can buy one at Costco or most electronics
stores for about $2
Hi,
I used Dazzle from Pinnacle, which I bought for $25, for conevrating
my family VHS movies to DVDs:
http://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Products/Consumer+Products/Dazzle/Family.htm
However before converting VHS tapes from your collection, you may
want to consider the murky legal situati
Dear Friends-
I have been told that there is a machine that hooks up to a computer
to convert VHS tapes to DVDs. Since we have about 800 wonderful
Judaic VHS tapes in our collection, and many of our patrons
(including schools) no longer own VHS players, this would be
fabulous, if it's not too
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