What do I need to make this possible, and how do I go about doing this?
Just for the record, I have Windows 7. And don't tell me to go to a store or request a service (copyrighted videos are what I'm dealing with)
VHS to DVD
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If I may ask why exactly do you want to do this?
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~~I just know that various shops that sell DVDs can make VHS to DVDs on request, if that helps. They also transfer copyrighted movies and stuff (at least the ones I talked to).
We did this with the videos of my sister's and my baptism.
The quality was ok, but not all that great. The videos were - obviously - very old, so maybe that's why.~~ -
If I may ask why exactly do you want to do this?
Because when was the last time you saw a VHS on the shelf of a store?
They're considered "obsolete" these days.
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Well I don't see the point of going through the trouble of trying to transfer them from one medium to another when you could either buy a DVD, of if you don't want to spend the money, just download the damn things.
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Well I don't see the point of going through the trouble of trying to transfer them from one medium to another when you could either buy a DVD, of if you don't want to spend the money, just download the damn things.
Well, maybe those are videos you can't buy (see the example I gave in my first post here).
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Oh okay. I was thinking this was for more movies and stuff but yeah I see your point.
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Oh okay. I was thinking this was for more movies and stuff but yeah I see your point.
… you seem to be right and I seem to be blind.
Just ignore me~
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What you will need is a VHS player and then buy a program with a set of cables for computer transfers (Diamond Video Capture, being one of them).
Thereafter you will play the vhs and it will be recorded onto the computer.
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