One way is to buy a dual unit that has VHS/DVD burning capabilities.
If not then....
Must (video in) option on Computer or TV with DVD burn/recording capability. Plug vhs video out RCA to computers video in. Plus Make an adapter for your sound. Sound adapter= RCAs to headphone jack. Plug headphone into line in jack on computer. Open windows movie maker and select your recording device. This will be video in. Press record and start the VHS. The sound can be recorded later. Ahead Nero will convert the file so it can be played on DVD player in your home.
Another option is to use a Video Transfer Service. StashSpace.Com is a good one. After transferring your video tapes to digital (costs $7/tape) you can either get DVDs immediatly, watch and create custom DVDs online, or get back the digital files on a portable hard drive.
There are several ways:
Use a combined VHS and DVD recorder. It will allow you to record a VHS tape straight to a DVD in a single unit
Use a VHS player and separate DVD recorder. As with the combined unit, the VHS output can be recorded straight to a DVD
With either of these solutions, use the DVD in a PC DVD drive and rip the data to hard disk and you now have a copy of the material on the computer. Ripping software is required and there are free versions available from several download sites.
Alternatively, use a video capture card (Normally an external USB device these days) and record the VHS output straight to the computer's hard disk. Using the computer's DVD writer, the video content can be copied onto a DVD. DVD mastering and writing software is needed. They can also be found as freeware on download sites.
You can find information on how to convert VHS to DVD from online video marketing. Actually you can just bring your VHS to Walmart, they will do it for you and convert it to DVD.
Yes. But it is free.
* Yes, they will always make VHS Movies, because Family Video, Hastings, & Menard's sells VHS Movies still.
Lost Tapes is a show about cryptids (i.e. bigfoot, chupacabra, ect.) It is about tapes of people who went missing and were never heard from again, but they are killed by unknown creatures. Their video camera tapes show there last moments before going missing.
For new releases it is just 1 night unless you are willing to pay extra, all other movies are 5 nights. Kids movies are free, and also 5 nights!
There are many types of movies that are produced at Cobra Video. Typically, the types of movies that are produced at Cobra Video are gay pornographic style films.
Digital 8 tapes are transferred to a computer using an USB capture card. A tape player is used to output the video to the capture card which then allows the computer to transfer the video.
They are used for watching movies and videos. Esp. since the video tapes are almost obsolete now.
A VHS video recorder can be used in today's world to review VHS tapes and decide which ones should be transferred to another digital content. DVD's are more popular nowadays than VHS tapes, but tapes should not be eliminated until back up copies are made.
I have a Handycam video Hi8, I would like to make home movies on my computer using my camcorder video tapes. Can I do so with this camcorder?
There are a variety of family movies around. Your local video stores should have a "family" section to puruse, and local cable on-demand movies are usually have a "family" category to choose movies from as well.
Her family owns the tapes, and none have ever been released publicly.
Videotapes are advertised for sale on amazon and Ebay. It is easier to get your old tapes transferred to DVD format. You may even be able to contact people who will give you the videotapes for free if you pay for the shipping.
NO you cannot. AS video8 is digital and VHS is analog so they dont work together. The adaptor will only work with VHS-C tapes. What I would recommend is using a video transfer service to convert your video 8 tapes into a digital format. Watch and edit the digital files on your computer or get the tapes transferred to DVDs. StashSpace.Com does a good job at this, costs $7 for the transfer to digital and $10-15 for DVDs. http://www.stashspace.com/video-transfer/video-dvd-transfer.stm
Yes. But it is free.
Titles of movies (or video tapes) require underlining or italics according to MLA format.
He taped over their movies.
The letters DVD stand for "digital video disc." Instead of VHS tapes, movies are now viewed on DVDs or Blu Ray discs.