what do they call the machine that tranfers VHS to DVD please?
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VHS and DVD combo recorder\nIt can either transfer VHS to DVD or vice versa
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Here is a site that sells them.  They are 325MB in capacity and cost around $4 each:\n\nhttp://www.cardiscs.com/dvdbuscar.html
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you need a dvd vhs combo that burns dvd's.
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with an analog to digital video capture card. There are cheap  and very expensive cards, depending on the use you're aiming at. What this card does is that you connect your VHS player on it via video and audio input jacks and it records in real time the video on your hard drive, in many formats (usually avi or mpeg). Mind you for better results you need to have a good processor, plenty of RAM and HDD space.\nCheck Pinnacle cards, they range from very cheap to pro gear. \n\nAfter capturing you'll need some software to convert the videofile on your HDD to DVD format. Have a look on the web for such suites.
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You can get an adaptor (like a Dazzel) that attaches to a VCR or camcorder and to a USB port to pull the movie into a program like studio 9.  Be warned, however, that if it is a commercial tape you will get a poor quality movie plus, even under the best possible conditions, it will never equal the quality of a DVD.  I have converted some family tapes to DVD, they are watchable but the quality is not what we expect from a DVD.
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Check with your local photo stores if you don't want to do it online.  I have had some photo companies take old film and put it on VHS and it wasn't too expensive.
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vhs? or audio?\naudio is easy, line out of the sound card from the line out of your cassette player, as for vhs tape, you need a capture device to get vhs to dvd , and some software....\n\nsee vcdhelp.com
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I highly recommend the SONY DVD Direct model.  This is the world's first external DVD recorder which doubles up as a DVD burner...meaning you can use it to record video streams from a VHS, DVD, or a CAMCORDER and ALSO connect it to your computer to burn data for backup purposes.\n\nIt's ease of use is mindblowing.  I own one for myself and bought one for my father-in-law for Christmas.  It is really easy to use!!  Check out the website http://www.sonyburners.com/dvdirect for more info!\n\nTo answer your question, yes I have used it before.\n\nIs there a particular kind that is better?  I recommend going with a name-brand model, simply because they actually have a dedicated technical support team to assist you with any questions.\n\nIs there a particular kind that is easier to use than others?  Definitely!!  The SONY DVD Direct is the EASIEST one out there currently.\n\nCan store bought movies on VHS be turned into DVD?\nThe quick answer is YES.  However, if the VHS has copy protection, the picture quality on your DVD will be quite unsatisfactory.  Some copy protection on VHS will make the reproduced version have a brightness and darkness see-sawing effect. It will change from very bright to very dark and back and fort.  Other copy protection will simply distort the entire image..etc..\n\nI hope that helps!!
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Total Video Converter supports to merge to avi files and converts it to DVD
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Movie Mill with Snazzy III USB 2.0 VHS Capture Card
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Rip the DVD with something like Smart Ripper, then convert it
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It greatly depends on what kind of movie it is. If it is cheesy and full of sex and violence try Troma. Send Vhs or Dvd to:\n\nTroma Entertainment Attn: Acquisitions\n733 ninth Avenue New york, NY 10019
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Beta Max, I wanted one of those so bad. It was a good thing while they had both on the market. Beta had no macro-code readers, where VHS did. But, if you copied a video from VHS to Beta the Beta had no idea what it was so your copy was intact. No need for a macro-decoder. Great way to pirate rentals when you had little kids that watched a lot of Disney Movies. They were so friggin' expensive. Yeah, I know, I didn't set a good example. :-{\nOOPS, I am rambling. Life did pass me by. I figured that one out when my sister gave birth to twins on the 7th. I looked at these precious boys in the incubator and I said "Grandma's here!" All six of my grandchildren are older than they are.\nYeah, I know, I am a redneck, too.
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You would need a break out box. I think IOMEGA makes these boxes so that you can input video into your PC. It may be cheaper to find a local comany that transfers video to DVD.
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you can't do this to a dvd-r disk. What you can do is buy a brand new for a couple of bucks. This is the society of spending, so re-using something is actually not good for the system. Are you a communist?? ;-)
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if you want to find a guide then u can search on\ngoogle VCD to DVD guide\nthere is software that can do it for you\nuse this page to find one that suits your needs\nhttp://www.dvd-guides.com/content/category/3/73/59/\nit will have a guide you want plus you can find the software you need
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I use AVS Video Converter.  It can covert most formats of video files to a DVD player compatable one.  I don't know how much it costs (I didn't get mine one of the most legal ways)\n\n\n*cough*try downloading it off Ares or LimeWire.  Make sure you get a serial number with it*cough*