Is there a way I can copy the videos I have on VCR tapes to my computer?
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yes you can...what you need is a video card with "video in" or a tv-capture card.\n\nhere is a site that offers them and tutorials on how to do it\n\nhttp://www.videoguys.com/vidcap.htm
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try dazzle DVD recorder i used it got own  burner straight to disc from video
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/expert/digitalvideo.mspx\ntry that then zip it all up
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generaly you vhs camcorder has a Video-Out connection, this can connect to your computer, however, you need a Video-Input on your computer.\n\nthere is a simple item, that plugs into your USB port, and can be used for Audio/Video input to your computer, and you can take those files and burn to dvd (with dvd creation software)
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SURE! Video cards can send out the video signal to RCA, S-video, Digital or VGA. The trick will be getting the signal converted to a format that your VCR will accept as an input.  Possible solutions:  A video card with an RCA out or a scan converter that will convert VGA to a format that a TV will accept will work for you.  The scan converter would probably be the easiest solution.
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try videohelp.com  .. as far as i know u will need quicktime for starters so you have the proper decoder on ur machine .. then use somthing like winavi to convert it into mpeg1, 2, avi, or wm ...
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To Edit a VCD on your Computer You need some Editing Software on your PC. Like if you only wants to cut some clips from it then you need something like VCDCutter. If any sort of editing is required then there is Movie maker that is a part of xp OS.\n\nYou don't need to capture if VCD in to any other format. If have any editing software you can open the .DAT or .MPG file directly into the Editor.
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yes\ngo to vcdhelp.com\ncheck the guides for ripping audio from vcd
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i think there are programs to do this..but there are programs to copy from a copyprotected DVD too!!!
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Try Total Video Converter
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CloneDVD with AnyDVD\nhttp://www.slysoft.com
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Well I think your dvd recorder would know how to do it.  just put your video into the video and audio inputs of your dvd recorder and start everything.\n\nUnless you mean on a computer.\nThen it's different.  Also depends on what kind of video. \nBut some good programs to use on your pc are Nero,  or Ashampoo.\n\nI like Ashampoo better since it seems to have less errors for me.\nHope that helps :)\nstef
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it depends what format it's in windows, real, etc. You could use a program like the one from these guys. They have software that will recorder real or windows media. Please check with the BBC site in regards to the legality of doing this. \n\nhttp://www.wmrecorder.com
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Get a DVD Recorder! Works just like a VCR\nRead more about it at this link!\nhttp://hometheater.about.com/od/dvdrecorderfaqs/a/dvdrecfaqintro.htm
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You can try running your DVD player's or computer's video out socket through a Video in socket on your VCR, then playing your DVD and recording it with your VCR. I haven't tried this before but it sounds logical.
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You need some kind of video capture device.  There are really cheap ones that connect to the RCA cables of your VCR and into your computer through USB.  You capture in the film raw and then edit it with your Windows Movie Maker product.\n\nExample: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1205037,00.asp
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use dvd shrink 3.2 it is free and you can rip the videos to any drive on your computer you choose