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Need Video to DVD


  1. ellenater
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    ellenater

    Hi everyone.

    Is there a place in WS or around that transfers VHS to DVD? I have an old student movie I'd love to have on DVD but it is the only copy I have so I'd like a personal rec.

    Thanks!!!

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  2. ellenater- when you find someone, please post. I am in need of that service too!

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  3. acemotel
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    acemotel

    I use Victory Studios by Ballard for media projects. I haven't compared prices because they have always done such a fine job, so I don't know where they rate on the cost scale:

    http://www.victorystudios.com/

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  4. Honestly the price of dvd recorders have really gone down if you have more then this one project (or have tv shows you want to record). I know this is a little off topic but VHS tapes don't last forever - if you don't play them at least once a year they get very brittle and can break, and the voice and picture quality really diminishes over time. I would encourage everyone to get those family videos transfered over to DVD asap, whether you follow the responses to the op or purchase your own recorder.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  5. mellaw6565
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    mellaw6565

    I have to second Pam. I am a teacher and wanted to transfer a lot of my stuff to DVD, so I went to Frye's in Renton and got a great deal on a VHS/DVR combo for around $200 or so. It seems like a lot up front, but it has more than paid for itself already.

    I don't know what an outside company would charge, but if you think you're going to do this more than once, it might not be the best deal.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  6. there's a guy on 35th -- kinda by Kenyon Hall and the florist, non-descript store front. He'll put your videos on DVD. A friend of mine did it...

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  7. Well, I have a DVD recorder....I tried to hook it up to my tv/vcr and it didn't work. I also, of course, lost the manual. If anyone wants to give it a try, you're more than welcome. I just use it for a DVD player right now.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  8. ellenater
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    ellenater

    JenV,

    I'd love to try it. The manual is probably available online, too. I could check. I only have the one tape to transfer so I really don't want to buy one. Thanks! Here's my email: eyeheartgiraffe@me dot com

    Thanks :)
    Ellen

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  9. just emailed ya :)

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  10. ellenater
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    ellenater

    awesome!

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  11. Has anybody ever had Super-8's transferred to DVD? How does the quality stack up nowadays?

    Posted 3 years ago #         

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