VHS to DVD
- Thread starter RoseRed
- Start date
CVS and Walgreen's do this.
https://www.cvs.com/photo/video-tra...02&gclid=CNHlmLXAtN4CFQHlswod4jsMqQ&gclsrc=ds
http://www.walgreensdvdtransfer.com/transfer-videotapes.htm
Or are you looking to do it yourself?
https://www.cvs.com/photo/video-tra...02&gclid=CNHlmLXAtN4CFQHlswod4jsMqQ&gclsrc=ds
http://www.walgreensdvdtransfer.com/transfer-videotapes.htm
Or are you looking to do it yourself?
Thank you. I don't have the equipment to do it myself.
It would probably not be worth your while to buy the stuff you would need. Walmart also does it.
http://www.dvdwalmart.com/services-and-pricing
True, not for a one time thing. But I have 13 tapes...
Ouch, at their prices that's gonna hurt. I have a VHS/DVD player here and I know you can buy a tape thingy that lets them play the compact ones in the regular VHS slot. Let me do a little research and see what is involved.
That would be great, thx! You'd probably get a kick out of them. Baby Bug.
No doubt!
What format are those tapes? VHS-C or MiniDV? Brand?
TDK mini VHS-D
You're welcome. I was looking into the converter to play the mini VHS tapes in a regular one and the cost was more than I thought. Having someone local do this who has the equipment to do it seems like the way to go.
And to purchase for a one time only thing isn't cost effective.
black dog
Free America
They are about 30 bucks for the mini adapter on Prime..
kwillia
n/a
You have to have a working VHS player separate from the adapter. Those are hard to come by now.
I did them myself years ago. A piece of software and a couple of cables - voila. It was time consuming, though.
black dog
Free America
In RR's case, they are MINI VHS tapes, so an adapter to be able to play them is needed PLUS a functional VHS player PLUS the software PLUS the cables, each costing X amount. It all adds up quickly.
