My Daddy brought me a whole bunch of old home movies, ranging from 1990 to 1998, which he, and my Momma had recorded over the years. They are all on VHS tapes which I can only play in a VCR. They are mostly of my sports as a youth. Mainly 7th, and 8th grade basketball, and about 100 rodeos(Steer Riding, and Jr. Bull Riding). I would LOVE to get them on DVD, or at least on my computer, and if possible, Id like to share them with you men. I have some good High School Football footage of me chasing down Quan Cosby(WR for the TX Longhorns) from behind, and tackling him. Also, a 102 yard kick return, and several TD catches. These are fun to watch, because I was 5 feet 5 inches, and just weighed 114 LBs. Is there any way to get them on DVD, and/or share them with you guys?
VHS to DVD?
- Thread starter P-NutLane
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Here looks like a straightforward link: VHS to DVD
If that doesnt help I know there are some technical people like dwid that definitely could help you out.
Id love to see the footage!
If that doesnt help I know there are some technical people like dwid that definitely could help you out.
Id love to see the footage!
Colonel_Reb
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It would be really cool to see that footage, P-NutLane. Let us know how the conversion process goes.
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Video capture device - USB $40
The simplest way to do it.
Video capture card $17
The cheapest way to do it.
I'm not going to vouch for the quality of either of these products. When I want to transfer vhs tapes to my PC, I just record the tv screen with my webcam
. (Which, I guess, is actually both the cheapest AND easiest way to do it.)
The simplest way to do it.
Video capture card $17
The cheapest way to do it.
I'm not going to vouch for the quality of either of these products. When I want to transfer vhs tapes to my PC, I just record the tv screen with my webcam