Does anyone know anybody who does video (VHS) transfer to DVD ?

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  1. BFC Dave

    BFC Dave Well-Known Member

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    We have a lot of videos of the kids growing up which we can't show to embarrass them with their girlfriend/ boyfriend.;)

    Thanks

    Dave
     
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    It might be cheaper to buy a vhs/dvd recorder and do it yourself than pay someone to do it.
     
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    As a victim of such hilarious actions only a few short weeks ago I'd just say think of the kids feelings before you do it - and then get it done because its bloody funny.

    I was stitched up by my own sister and mrs who edited together a slideshow of photos from the early 70's glam rock through to my punk stage (with appropriate music in the background), and various videos from the 80's & 90's from family gatherings, holidays and my football playing days. Christ, some of those shorts were small :eek:

    And that "trendy" mop of bleached hair has been replaced for a more aerodynamic style these days lol.

    I was alright with it - but my own kids were horrified :D
     
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    DIY mate

    Get one of these DVD and VHS recorder combi's, we got one a few years back, and I think it was £120, they'll have come down in price now. It's good to watch everything back again whilst you're recording it over; oddly enough I backed up all our old video's whilst my girlfriend was here, maybe I don't embarrass as easy.
     
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    Most of your porn collection is now avaialble on DVD, Dave, don't give me this **** about the kids....
     
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    If you still have a VHS machine,you can connect it to your PC and do your own...easily enough but time consuming,if your PC has Video In/VideoOut on the graphics card,if not a USB dongle can be bought for less than £20,mines by Kworld,works well enough.
     
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