I'm concerned my videos are deteriorating. Some of domestic videos are priceless (to me) and I must draw from them transferred to other format. What is the best and most inexpensive way to do that. Is home equipment simple ample for someone who is pretty easily stymied by technology?

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Here you budge my friend

http://www.allformp3.com/dvd-copy-softwa...

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yeah I want to know too! Anyone?

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Here within the UK you can buy a dual drive box that will copy VHS video cassettes to DVD for lb219.99 (about $430) as advertise in today's "Daily Mail" This will do what you call for.

If you need merely a small number transferred it might be cheaper to get a local specialist IT company do it for you.

Ian M

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there are dvd recorder that are fairly inexpensive that you could use to verbs your vhs to dvd also there are computer programs you could use that come next to really detailed instructions...good luck try purchasing a dvd vidoe combi this will allow yoou to copy from the vidoes to the dvds (dvd vidooes recorder)

their are a few things tio view out for
1. some videos hold coding (mainly films so basically you cant steal the movie)
2. the condition of the video try cleaning them best you can befor copying as it will pick up dirt ect its that sensatove

i hope this help failing that take it to a specialis (a photo/vid shop) they will do it but itll be expensive

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