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How do I copy a VHS to DVDIf you were around in the 1980's and 1990's you have VHS tapes sitting around. These VHS tapes use to be the only way to record television shows, family moments or even the only way you could rent movies. However, in today's digital world VHS tapes are inconvenient. VHS players are even harder to come by so many people are looking at ways to convert their older VHS recordings to the new and improved DVD format. Let's take a look at one way to transfer those VHS memories onto a safer DVD format. Look into buying a DVD recorder. This is a specifically designed device that will allow consumers to record to DVD from a VHS tape. This is great for people that don't own a computer but still want to get their VHS tapes transferred over to the DVD form. DVD recorders can normally record from analog sources that include VHS players, older video cameras or even cable television. A good DVD recorder can also record from other digital sources like camcorders or DVD players. You can also buy a DVD recorder that will record from your VHS tape straight to a DVD from the same machine.
A DVD/VHS recorder is the easiest option for home videos that you want to get transferred over or for television shows that you had previously recorded onto your VHS tapes. With this method you will need to buy the correct DVD's for recording onto. The correct DVD will be listed in the manual that came with your recorder.Here are the steps for using a DVD/VHS recorder for transferring all un-copyrighted material: -
All DVD/VHS recorders work a little differently but the recording or transferring part is basically the same. Check the owner's manual that came with your DVD/VHS recorder to make sure that you are doing the transferring right. The manual will also have other tips and tricks that will allow you to make better copies of your VHS tapes. You can also buy a DVD recorder to transfer over your VHS tapes. Without the VHS side of the recorder it can be more difficult to make the transfer. You will need more wires and cables from your VHS recorders to your DVD recorders and sometimes getting them organized can be a problem. Here are the steps to recording with a single DVD recorder.
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