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In Reply to: VHS to DVD posted by dbphd on March 18, 2010 at 11:59:37:
send the output of the VHS deck to the input of a DVD recorder. I'm not sure what the software is purported to do that cannot be done simply by wiring the two units together using the same cables they already use.
Understand that you will NOT be able to copy any protected VHS movie to DVD in any case. Unless of course, you find what is technically an illegal crack.
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Follow Ups
- What I did was - E-Stat 17:27:19 03/18/10 (5)
- RE: What I did was - dbphd 09:54:08 03/19/10 (1)
- Another name is a "component DVD recorder" - E-Stat 14:51:35 03/19/10 (0)
- bypassing copy protection - Joe Murphy Jr 22:16:11 03/18/10 (0)
- RE: What I did was - dbphd 18:58:23 03/18/10 (1)
- Many of the tapes I copied were made by me as well - E-Stat 05:46:56 03/19/10 (0)
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