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    VHS to DVD

    Hi all.

    I've done a search on here regarding a VHS to DVD transfer question I asked yonks ago.

    I was given good advice then and as I'm about to finally get around to doing the transfer I thought I'd use that thread rather than start a new one.

    I can't find the thread so here goes;

    I was looking at those video grab set ups available now (£29 - £40ish) and might give them a go. My laptop can't read/recognise analogue VHS machine nor camera so I'm hoping this will sort that out.

    Before I go out and buy one, have any of you used them.

    Bring back the old days when you could tape VHS to VHS by linking two machines together.

    Hmmm, just a thought, has anyone tried using S-video cables etc and copying from VHS to recordable DVD player? Would that work? (Sounds too easy).

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: VHS to DVD

    Thank You MSR :D
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    Re: VHS to DVD

    If your VHS player has an S-cable output and your DVR has an S-cable input, it may be possible. Alternatively, you could just buy a new DVR with a VCR built in. Panasonic makes a few models and I'm sure there are others. Pop in the video tape you want to copy then pop in a blank DVD disk. Hit "record/transfer" VHS to DVD and Bob's your uncle. Nothing could be easier.
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    Re: VHS to DVD

    Gadget shows has a couple of vids on how to do it.

    http://fwd.five.tv/search/clips?q=vhs

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