How do I transfer old super 8 home movies to DVD?
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you can take it to walmart, they can do it for you.
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You could try just playing them from a DVD player and recording them onto (S)VHS and then dubbing that to DV. After that, a simple import into your computer, and...\n\nIf you're just doing a simple compliation reel, both Microsoft and Apple have video editing (simple - cuts-only) stuff which is either available free from their website, or might already be installed on your computer.\n\nBarring that - you might want to try some of the Adobe software, or check some "bonus" CDs which you may get with a sound card, video card, DVD player, external hard drive... (these guys frequently come with el-cheapo video editing systems... they're cheasy, but easy to use, and, like I said - free!)\n\nHope that helps!
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www.torrentspy.com may be able to help you out. \n\n\nI would also recommend www.zdnet.com. You should be able to find free programs there or at least demos that can help you out. Worst case scenario type this exact search criteria in the Yahoo! search bar. "DVD to .dat" "conversion" and that should lead you into the right direction as to what programs are available. =)\n\nHope this helped!
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I would check Afterdawn.com. They have multiple forums on how to copy DVD's
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I know something that might help.\n\nDownload and install a software called dvd lab pro.\nYou can use it to add subtitles to a divix file that has been converted to dad files.Then you will have to burn it to a dvd.Now you canvert the file to dvd with the convert subtitle also option.\n\nTHis is what i know.If you know anything extra please email me.
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try to use AVS Video Converter http://www.best-video-converter.com/avs-video-converter.html\n\nThe program is very simple.\n- insall and run it\n- open a file, click "To DVD"\n- click "Convert Now"\n- at the end of this process, the program will ask you to insert a blank dvd\n- burn it\n\nthat's all
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Dvd shrink can most of the time can copy some movies but not all you'll need this http://www.dvdidle.com/dvd-region-free.htm\n\nor you can try www.slysoft.com get anydvd and clone dvd
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yo go to dvd shrink.com
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Try the guide on http://www.ePodSupport.com and skip step 2 and downloading DVD Shrink.
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find the program "DVDDecrypter" (freeware) on the net,  download it,  and use it to rip the movie to your hard drive.  once its in,  you can shrink it w/DVD Shrink.
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Try Ulead DVD Movie Factory! It's very good at merging/spliting/converting and writing movies to cd/dvd.
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Which converter do you want. \n\nTo convert movies from one to another format, use virtualdub (Highly advanced so you will have to read the manual)\nTo rip DVDs, choose DVDx.\nTo burn CD, use CD Burner XP. \n\nAll of them are freeware. Also, you will need a decoder pack (Try nemo decoder pack) to convert movies from one format to another or to rip DVDs.\n\nMail me if you need other converter.
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1) Scan the copies\n2) Save as jpg or pdf onto your CD or DVD
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Hi\n\nHave you tried to drag and drop them? there is also a free program called DVD shrink download it and see if you can then copy the files.\n\nBest luck
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you need a avi file converter, a free good one is called dvd santa and you can dowload it from google.
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Clone DVD will do the trick. But it saves it in VBO's which Power DVD Player will recognise.\nYou could then use Video Redo to convert it to mpeg if you wanted to since you don't seem to want to burn a copy.
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You can convert VHS tapes into DVDs one of two ways:\n\n1) Use a DVD Recorder (looks like a DVD/VCR combo unit) which retails for anywhere between $175-$300.  You can find these units at most major electronics retailers.\n\n2) Use a PC.  For this method, you will need a fairly fast PC (P4, 2.4gHz or faster, 512mb RAM or better), a quality capture card (e.g. Canopus), and a DVD burner.  You would also need DVD authoring software such as Adobe Premier or ULEAD DVD Workshop.  Your VCR would connect to your PC via the capture card.  \n\nIf customizing home videos is what you are looking to do, the PC route is the better way (though much more expensive).  \n\nIf you are just looking to back up videotapes to DVD with no special menus, graphics, music layers, etc - then the DVD Recorder option is probably the way to go.  It will be just a direct VHS tape to DVD transfer with a generic menu.