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What's the best way to digitise VHS tapes?10th March 2008 08:02 GMT There is an interesting product to allow PC users to listen to/rip audio cassettes - the Ion Tape2PC USB cassette deck - so our dodgy 1980s collections can be saved to MP3 or similar before being consigned to the bin. Does anyone know of a similar product that can be used for VHS? I realise that size might be a problem here. I have quite a collection of stuff on VHS that I would like to save, be able to watch fairly freely on devices of my choice or even burn to DVD without paying a company to do this. I’m also running out of room! I imagine I could do something involving taking a feed from my VCR, but would rather use an 'internal solution' if there is one. That way I can hide it in a system at work... 10 answers posted — Answer period finished stating the obvious butPosted: 09:39 10th March 2008 Sony has a nice little unit tooPosted: 05:50 11th March 2008 Use a dual deck (vhs + DVD) DVD / vhs recorderPosted: 07:06 11th March 2008 What's the best way to digitise VHS tapes?Posted: 09:24 11th March 2008 Old schoolPosted: 09:44 11th March 2008
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