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How to Convert VHS to DVD with a DVD Recorder

When preserving your favorite movies orthat allows input from another source. You
memories, the standard used to be VHS videosimply connect your VCR by cable to the DVD
tapes. But with the advancement of DVDrecorder. Then while the video plays, it is
technology, the advantages of DVDs proved toalso recording. If you choose this option,
outweigh those of VCR tapes. Video tapes canconsider purchasing a video processor called
wear out over time, becoming bent, damaged ora proc amp or a time base corrector. These
dirty. The cassette casings are vulnerable todevices stabilize and improve the quality of
damage as well, rendering the tape insidethe analog video as it is fed to the DVD
useless. Storage is easier with DVDs sincerecorder and can greatly improve the
they take up less space than videos. Not toresulting  images  that  you  get on the DVD.
mention the quality of picture and sound is
higher  on  DVDs.* The second option is to purchase a
combination DVD/VCR recorder. It does the
So the question becomes, how do I convert mysame thing as the previous option without
video tapes to DVDs in order to preserve themneeding to connect any cables. If you are
for my future enjoyment? There are severalplanning to copy a lot of videos, it is worth
options. First, you could use a VHS to DVDyour time and effort to find out what kind of
conversion service that will do the transferprocessing the machine does to the analog
for you. However, if you have a great deal ofsignal from the video tape before it converts
videos to convert, over time you'll saveit to the digital signal that gets recorded
money by doing the conversions yourself inin DVD format. You want the best possible
the  convenience  of  your  home.result  that  you  can  get.
The computer savvy among us will use theirIf you do the conversion yourself, always
computer to transfer their videos to DVD. Itfollow the manufacturer's instructions to
requires copying the video to a digital fileensure you capture the video appropriately.
on the computer using an analog converter.Make sure that you have cleaned the heads of
The file gets compressed into MPEG-2 formatthe VCR between copying videos. Old tapes
before being burned onto a DVD. This methodcarry a lot of dust or other particles that
takes some time, but it does allow you tocan clog up your VCR. And since you are
make changes to the video, like specialcopying directly from the video to the DVD,
effects or music, before you burn it to thewhatever picture quality issues you have with
DVD. Depending on the burning software thatthe video will appear on the DVD. Understand
you use, you might be able to add a menu orthat if you have videos which are recorded at
other special features. However, the processSLP (6 hours of video on a tape) you will not
can be quite slow because you have toget the same quality of recording onto a DVD
transfer the file twice: first from the videoas if the video was recorded at SP (2 hours
to the computer and then again from theof video on a tape). If you find the quality
computer  to  the  DVD.is not acceptable for you, consider changing
your method of converting videos to DVD.
So in order to save time and effort, you canHowever, for many people, the time and energy
copy the tapes to a DVD without the use of asaved in converting the videos on their own
computer.  There  are  two  ways  to do this:will outweigh any concerns over video
quality.
* The first involves buying a DVD recorder



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