Sunday, April 08, 2007
Tech Tip 119 - Transferring Video to DVD – Part I
Now that you’ve put your VCR in mothballs, you realize that the closet full of VHS tapes (or Betamax, if you bet on the wrong horse) contains valuable memories you would like to see again. Perhaps you want to relive your wedding, or post the video of you and your friends lip-synching “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” from the 7th grade talent show on YouTube. But you can’t be bothered integrating antiquated technology into your home theater setup, not to mention handling and storing those bulky VHS tapes.
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