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VHS ---> DVD ? how can i do this?

Bubba · 2005-12-27 00:33:30

Ok so i have aload of old videos that i want to convert to DVD, basically because of the ease of DVD players these days. don't think my video machine even works anymore. Anyway i don't have a clue how i can do this. i have had a few ideas but i'm not really sure. can i plug a video machine into a DVD recorder and record…

27-12-2005 12:33am

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Bubba

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Ok so i have aload of old videos that i want to convert to DVD, basically because of the ease of DVD players these days. don't think my video machine even works anymore.

Anyway i don't have a clue how i can do this. i have had a few ideas but i'm not really sure. can i plug a video machine into a DVD recorder and record onto a blank dvd that way?

Can anyone tell me how they have done it and what the easiest way of doing it is?

Thanks , Bubba

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#2 27-12-2005 3:00am

Sparky

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yeah simplest way is to plug the vcr scart into the back of the dvd recorders scart in and record.

depending on your quality settings for the dvd you might aswell leave it at vhs quality so you may get up to 3hrs on a dvd.

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