I have a VHS tape made in 1986, of a family reunion. I want to have copies made to a DVD, does anyone know who could do this professionally? I have one of those machines that you are suppose to be able to copy your VHS to DVDs, the problem is with this tape every time I make a copy the DVD, then view it, it shakes all the way threw. Can anyone help? Thanks so much!!

Try KR Systems behind Burger King on Great Mills Road. They have a video production department. 301-737-7878 ask for Cindy.

Try KR Systems behind Burger King on Great Mills Road. They have a video production department. 301-737-7878 ask for Cindy.

thanks!!!

I have a VHS tape made in 1986, of a family reunion. I want to have copies made to a DVD, does anyone know who could do this professionally? I have one of those machines that you are suppose to be able to copy your VHS to DVDs, the problem is with this tape every time I make a copy the DVD, then view it, it shakes all the way threw. Can anyone help? Thanks so much!!
I have a DVD Recorder and a Media Center DVD Publisher machine. :howdy:

They both work great. :yahoo:

I have a DVD Recorder and a Media Center DVD Publisher machine. :howdy:

They both work great. :yahoo:


how much would ya charge to copy a whole bunch of vhs tapes to dvd for moi?

how much would ya charge to copy a whole bunch of vhs tapes to dvd for moi?

The idea of Andy spanking his monkey to a bootleg copy of "Nomoney frolicking in the surf at OBX, family vacation 2001" doesn't bother you?

Its really not too hard to do at home. I had a friend that did this with home movies before.

The idea of Andy spanking his monkey to a bootleg copy of "Nomoney frolicking in the surf at OBX, family vacation 2001" doesn't bother you?


ya you're right, didn't think of it that way


nevermind

Its really not too hard to do at home. I had a friend that did this with home movies before.

I just got done doing a bunch of old VHS tapes to DVD. $100 for hardware and $30 for software. Maybe $20 for DVDs. And a lot of time.

I just got done doing a bunch of old VHS tapes to DVD. $100 for hardware and $30 for software. Maybe $20 for DVDs. And a lot of time.

Yes it does take time. If I remember right you have to play the VHS and it records as it plays so basically you have to play the whole VHS to burn it

Yes it does take time. If I remember right you have to play the VHS and it records as it plays so basically you have to play the whole VHS to burn it
Yeah.

I have a lot of videotapes I was going to transfer to DVD, and I mean A LOT. It's just too much time.