Thx allRyan wrote:
A local guy did our for like $1 per tape.
I dunno what he used though...
Just thought I'd put that out there...
Last edited by JG1567JG (2007-06-28 18:31:08)
lol but he does not have a vhs player in the first place right?JG1567JG wrote:
I use my computer. It has A/V jacks on the front for input and Sony has a program called Click to DVD that came on the computer that captures video. I run the output from the VCR to the Computer. I have never actually tried to convert VHS movies that I bought back in the day that are copywrite protected but I have used it to convert some things I recorded off of TV and put it on DVD.
If you go look at any electronics store like Fryes, Best Buy, Circut City, or HH Gregg you should be able to buy a decent one. I'm sure Newegg probably has some. You may not be able to record VHS movies that are Copywrite protected but I don't know for sure.
no correct I dont have one I might have to buy a system or something that has both a DVD and A VCR player so I can stick a tape in, and start recording or something.agent146 wrote:
lol but he does not have a vhs player in the first place right?JG1567JG wrote:
I use my computer. It has A/V jacks on the front for input and Sony has a program called Click to DVD that came on the computer that captures video. I run the output from the VCR to the Computer. I have never actually tried to convert VHS movies that I bought back in the day that are copywrite protected but I have used it to convert some things I recorded off of TV and put it on DVD.
If you go look at any electronics store like Fryes, Best Buy, Circut City, or HH Gregg you should be able to buy a decent one. I'm sure Newegg probably has some. You may not be able to record VHS movies that are Copywrite protected but I don't know for sure.
ah k thx manleetkyle wrote:
Hi there,
I am doing the exact same thing right now I purchased a WinTV PVR-350 but realized that my VHS player did not have S-Video, so I recommend you purchase PVR-250 because it has Composite and S-Video.