Anyone know where to get VHS converted to DVD?
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Anyone know where to get VHS converted to DVD?
I have a friend who is looking to get a bunch of VHS tapes converted to DVD. Anyone know of a place?
I have checked with that place at Towers in the past, but the guy didn't even act like he wanted to talk to me, much less do business with me, so I can't recommend that place to her.
I have checked with that place at Towers in the past, but the guy didn't even act like he wanted to talk to me, much less do business with me, so I can't recommend that place to her.
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If they are store-bought tapes... no go. No one wants to mess with that and get money for it.
If they are non-store-bought, most VCR/DVD decks are still available, are relatively good quality and dirt cheap. Of course the downsides are they wont record store-boughts, and once youve burned down everything to DVD they are useless.
You can also stream video to your PC and record from that source, so long as it isnt copyrighted.
If they are non-store-bought, most VCR/DVD decks are still available, are relatively good quality and dirt cheap. Of course the downsides are they wont record store-boughts, and once youve burned down everything to DVD they are useless.
You can also stream video to your PC and record from that source, so long as it isnt copyrighted.
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My grandfather is on this kick of getting all the old home movies converted to DVD's and he's been using Costco. They do a good job and you get two copies for each and IIRC it's fairly cheap.
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Re: Anyone know where to get VHS converted to DVD?
If they are store-bought tapes... no go. No one wants to mess with that and get money for it.
If they are non-store-bought, most VCR/DVD decks are still available, are relatively good quality and dirt cheap. Of course the downsides are they wont record store-boughts, and once youve burned down everything to DVD they are useless.
You can also stream video to your PC and record from that source, so long as it isnt copyrighted.
If they are non-store-bought, most VCR/DVD decks are still available, are relatively good quality and dirt cheap. Of course the downsides are they wont record store-boughts, and once youve burned down everything to DVD they are useless.
You can also stream video to your PC and record from that source, so long as it isnt copyrighted.
I've never even seen a Costco. Closest one is 2 hours away I think.
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I don't know if it's copyrighted or not. If it is, I believe she holds the copyright or would have permission to copy it. It's for her business. Stuff they use for training and whatnot. I think that she would rather just pay someone to do it than go out and buy equipment to do it.
I've never even seen a Costco. Closest one is 2 hours away I think.
I've never even seen a Costco. Closest one is 2 hours away I think.
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I have one of those fancy VHS to DVD conversion boxes if you're interested in doing it cheap.
my dad bought it to save old vhs tapes but he never got around to it, so far we've only burnt a couple things. given the tech though it wasn't bad.
my dad bought it to save old vhs tapes but he never got around to it, so far we've only burnt a couple things. given the tech though it wasn't bad.