Adjust With Era And Be Taught To Copy Your Vhs To Dvd

By Author: Isaiah Henry
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A year or two ago when I decided to clean up my attic, I found a whole of unwanted stuff that was occupying a lot of space. When I decided to clean this mess up I found a couple of old home video tape (VHS) there. These were tapes of many special moments that I had captured few years ago. The sight of the VHS tapes made me jump with joy and gave me a feeling of nostalgia.

Some basic things to help you in copying encrypted VHS to DVD. To copy VHS to DVD you will need a video card or a device that can capture RCA video and an audio input jack so you can hook it to VCR output. The video card or the device you have to capture RCA video usually comes with some software to get the VHS tapes onto your hard drive.

DVD is an optical storage device unlike VHS, which is a tape storage device. VHS has a very short life span when compared to DVD. DVD also beats VHS tapes hands down when it comes to storage a DVD can easily store 4.7GB of data which is a lot of space to store any thing. DVDs have nearly replaced the VHS format because of its versatility. And its extremely hard to find a VHS player to play your existing VHS tapes. ...
... DVDs are far more economical compared to the VHS tapes.

Instructions to copy VHS to DVD: Put the VHS tape into a VCR just to ensure that the tapes are in working condition before you try to make a copy of them. Then use the cables to connect to the output of the VHS player to the input of the DVD recorder or any DVD recording device. There are plenty of devices in the market that help you not only copy the VHS to DVD but also help you edit the matter before you actually copy it into a DVD.

Requirements for conversion: VHS Player, Computer, Graphics Card, DVD Burner (DVD Writer) and Conversion Software. There are various other equipments available in the market, which assist in converting your VHS tape to DVD apart from the ones mentioned above. But all server the same purpose of converting the VHS tape to DVD.

The computer will need to have a video capture card so that it can convert the analog video signals to a digital format. Captures and converts the video to enable you to write a DVD.

Things you must keep in mind before you start: The results of the conversion will depend on the state of the VHS tape. Buy a high quality DVD for a longer life span. Ensure you have lots of free hard-disk space on your computer.

I saved many of my personal memories by making a copy of VHS to DVD and when I started learning how to copy encrypted VHS to DVD, I thought it was tough but I was determined to save my memories and now I find it easy. Why don�t you try it too?