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Easily copy old photos and tapes to a DVD
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Bring Your Memories to the Digital Age=20
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We all have boxes of old family photos gathering dust in our basements and =
attics. Restore those precious memories for future generations and share th=
em and watch them on any device-TV, DVD, computer, tablet, and more.=20
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Your photos and home movies will be enhanced to look better than ever, and =
easily shared with all your friends and family.=20
You'll be surprised when you discover what you have in those old dusty phot=
o albums. You'll have these precious memories with you forever and share wi=
th anyone you want.=20
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The first VHS tape and recording system was introduced to the world in 1956. The player cost 50 and a 90 minute reel of tape cost 300. Before the sticker shock floors you, these were created for professional use. The players and tapes didn t become readily available for consumers until the late 1970s. While VCRs had about a 20 year reign as the video player/recorder for the home, things changed with the introduction of the DVD in the late 1990s. DVDs could handle higher quality video and more data. They also have a longer shelf life than VHS tapes. With VHS, the quality of the tape can degrade, and you could lose the precious memories stored on it. Not to mention you don t see too many VCRs in homes today.=20
Today, capturing family videos can be done easily and quickly with the phone in our pocket. That hasn t always been the case. There was a time when wedding videos, family home videos, and school performances were recorded using video cameras and then saved on VHS tapes. Whether you have a stack of VHS tapes that you ve wanted to digitize, or you found a box of VHS tapes in your parent s house, you can easily convert those VHS tapes to DVDs.=20
When you re ready to start recording, press play on the VCR and record on the DVD player. This should be a seamless process, but you may want to check your DVD recorder manual in case there s an extra step or two needed. How To Use an Analog to Digital Adapter to Convert VHS Tapes to DVD This method takes a couple of more steps, but it s worth it. In this process, you will be saving the video on a computer first before burning it to DVD. Once the VHS video has been transferred to a computer, you can do a lot more with it such as edit the video, convert it to different formats and watch on multiple devices, and share it with friends and family on social media sites or via a video cloud service like RealPlayer Cloud.=20
This sounds pretty straightforward, but you might have some settings or special instructions that are unique to your VCR/DVD combo. Before you press the record button, check the manual. If you don t have one, you can always find a manual online. Typically, there s a record button, and the machine does all the work. When it s finished recording, test the DVD by pressing play and watching it on the TV. Connect a VCR to a DVD Recorder to Transfer VHS Tapes to DVD This method isn t quite as direct as using a VCR/DVD combo machine, but if you have a separate VCR and DVD player that also records its pretty straightforward. (Note: This is different than an external DVD burner for a computer.) The only other piece of equipment you ll need is an RCA cable. You probably don t need to run out and buy one of these cables. You may already have one that came with your cable box, DVD player, or even TV.=20
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<p style="font-size:18px; "> Your photos and home movies will be enhanced to look better than ever, and easily shared with all your friends and family. <br /><br /> You'll be surprised when you discover what you have in those old dusty photo albums. You'll have these precious memories with you forever and share with anyone you want. </p>
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<p style="font-size:10px; color:#E0E0E0; line-height:11px; max-width:80%" align="justify"> Today, capturing family videos can be done easily and quickly with the phone in our pocket. That hasn t always been the case. There was a time when wedding videos, family home videos, and school performances were recorded using video cameras and then saved on VHS tapes. Whether you have a stack of VHS tapes that you ve wanted to digitize, or you found a box of VHS tapes in your parent s house, you can easily convert those VHS tapes to DVDs. </p>
<p style="font-size:10px; color:#E0E0E0; line-height:11px; max-width:80%" align="justify"> When you re ready to start recording, press play on the VCR and record on the DVD player. This should be a seamless process, but you may want to check your DVD recorder manual in case there s an extra step or two needed. How To Use an Analog to Digital Adapter to Convert VHS Tapes to DVD This method takes a couple of more steps, but it s worth it. In this process, you will be saving the video on a computer first before burning it to DVD. Once the VHS video has been transferred to a computer, you can do a lot more with it such as edit the video, convert it to different formats and watch on multiple devices, and share it with friends and family on social media sites or via a video cloud service like RealPlayer Cloud. </p>
<p style="font-size:10px; color:#E0E0E0; line-height:11px; max-width:80%" align="justify"> This sounds pretty straightforward, but you might have some settings or special instructions that are unique to your VCR/DVD combo. Before you press the record button, check the manual. If you don t have one, you can always find a manual online. Typically, there s a record button, and the machine does all the work. When it s finished recording, test the DVD by pressing play and watching it on the TV. Connect a VCR to a DVD Recorder to Transfer VHS Tapes to DVD This method isn t quite as direct as using a VCR/DVD combo machine, but if you have a separate VCR and DVD player that also records its pretty straightforward. (Note: This is different than an external DVD burner for a computer.) The only other piece of equipment you ll need is an RCA cable. You probably don t need to run out and buy one of these cables. You may already have one that came with your cable box, DVD player, or even TV. </p>
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