Anyone know how to transfer your videos onto DVD? Got loads of videos I want to keep/watch again, but nobody watches/has anything to watch them on anymore..
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Video to DVD
chemicalrubber-
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Re: Video to DVD
Do you need to view them on a DVD player? If so, you need to use software like Windows DVD Maker or Nero or Roxio, etc.
If not, you can simply burn the files onto the DVD like a data disc.
If not, you can simply burn the files onto the DVD like a data disc.
chemicalrubber-
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Re: Video to DVD
Wahey...
You don't have a VHS player? Then I guess you have to go to a shop that deals with video recording and archiving and they should be able to do everything.
You don't have a VHS player? Then I guess you have to go to a shop that deals with video recording and archiving and they should be able to do everything.
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- Post n°5
Re: Video to DVD
I do, but it's annoyingly crap.
But cheers, didn't think of that.
But cheers, didn't think of that.
Mal-
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- Post n°6
Re: Video to DVD
The only way I know how to do it is have a DVD recorder and a VHS player plugged into one TV....
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- Post n°7
Re: Video to DVD
There are special electronic products that contain a VHS and DVD player all in one. You can use them to record DVDs from your VHS tapes.
Another option is to buy a DVD recorder and plug in a VHS player to the analog source.
Another option is to buy a DVD recorder and plug in a VHS player to the analog source.
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- Post n°8
Re: Video to DVD
Thanks lads, I'll give that a look. Sounds cheaper than getting someone else to do it.