Is there some way to transfer a vhs to a dvd?

Question

i have a lot of movies that are vhs that i would much rather have as a dvd.

Answer 1

Take this question to any good electronic equipment dealer !!
They will show you the line of DVD recorders that they have in stock---most companies will have at least ten to twelve choices in all price ranges with varying features-- they will be an excellent source for a simplified explanation of the transfer process--- it is-- in most cases -- extremely easy !!

Good luck and happy transfering !!!

Answer 2

Your best option is to buy a Combo DVD/VHS player/recorder, you insert your VHS and place a blank DVD and press one button. You need to buy the DVD/VHS combo recorder, not the player. Another option is to have a DVD burner installed into your computer, a video capture card and do your record like tht, but you'll be using abit of power that way.

Answer 3

yes, the easiest way is to buy one of those vhs dvd combo things
make sure it has a dvd burner in it.
you can use a computer too, but its very hard to do, and most people wont be able too.

Answer 4

The easiest way is to buy a DVD recorder/player and hook up to outputs of your VCR, when you are done with setup just play the VCR and record on your recorder.
another way is to buy a TV Tuner card for your laptop or desktop then hook up your VCR output to TV-tuner card and record the tapes on your computer then transfer to DVD using DVD Rewritable drive and Sonic MyDVD software.
good luck. Matt

Answer 5

Well if you bought a really expensive DVD/VCR Recorder you would have no problem. But to copy inexpensively is a no on that. Takes money to do anything nowadays.

Answer 6

legally, no. most store-bought vhs have a copy-block on them. there are ways to get around it if you have the technical ability, but they won't be good quality.

Answer 7

or you can visit and try VHS-to-DVD.com servises and copy your home video tapes to dvd.
link: http://www.vhs-to-dvd.com/