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DFW - VHS to DVD transfer

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  1. WJHMH

    WJHMH Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #1 WJHMH, Nov 12, 2006
    I need a DVD made from a classic VHS in my collection. I was wondering if anyone here has access to one of these machines?
     
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    #2 98R648, Nov 12, 2006
    Kimson can do it.
     
  3. WJHMH

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    #3 WJHMH, Nov 12, 2006
    Thanks Nicola, I'll shoot him a PM.
     
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    #4 AnotherDunneDeal, Nov 13, 2006
    If you cannot get a machine, Mike's Video Transfer in Hurst on Bedford/Euless Rd. did some for me and they work great. I used 40 year old 8mm film and had it transferred onto VHS master tapes to which music was put in and then transferred to DVD. They turned out great.......

    www.mikesvideotransfer.com
     
  5. WJHMH

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    #5 WJHMH, Nov 26, 2006
    I might give it a shot myself, I have an older S video Sony VHS but I'm trying to figure out how to connect it to my MacBook Pro to transfer it to the hard drive & burn a DVD with Toaster 8. Any thoughts on this?
     
  6. TigerAce

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    #6 TigerAce, Nov 28, 2006
    I haven't personally done this, but my friend suggested to use digital camera to transfer VHS to a camera medium, then download it to your Mac. Then you should be able to use Toaster to burn it on DVD.

    I was going to buy VHS-DVD recorderable player then, but found it cost over $500. I didn't want to spent $500 for an item which will be about $100 to $200 someday in the near future. I don't know how much these player cost nowadays though.

    Hope you already solved this problem. Let me know what method you used.
     

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