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(Fri 16:44 22/Feb/08) Go to Maplins, they have what you need. | |
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(Fri 16:45 22/Feb/08) It costs �34.99 | |
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(Fri 16:46 22/Feb/08)
I just use one of these............works very well..........there are others. Research "video capture" http://shopping.trustedreviews.com/UK/product/ 46388871/Kworld_USB2800D_USB_Videro_Capture_De vice/ |
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(Fri 16:56 22/Feb/08) I have transferred some of my VHS to DVD by using a coax cable from the VHS recorder (signal out) to the coax socket (signal in) on the back of the DVD recorder, not all VHS prerecorded tapes that you buy will transfer to DVD, if they are your own recorded films you shouldn't have a problem | |
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(Fri 18:39 22/Feb/08) snappy snaps will do it for you too ... | |
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(Sat 11:28 23/Feb/08) I have just viewed the builders reply and it`s the same as the one in Maplins only cheaper. | |
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(Thu 17:44 28/Feb/08) I just use a scart lead from vhs recourder to dvd recorder | |
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(Tue 04:32 06/Jan/09)
Richer sounds are doing a dirt cheap VHS to DVD converter at the moment for 79.99 I just bought one and it works fine. Also I have found a good company (they did my vhs tapes before I bought my own converter) who are currently doing vhs to dvd for a tenner a tape. http://www.video-to-dvd.co.uk/transfer/vhs_to_ dvd_or_avi.html |
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