I convert VHS to DVD using a Toshiba DVD Recorder that I purchased from Costco a few years back. I plug the VCR into the DVD recorder using RCA jacks, press PLAY on the VCR and REC on the DVD recorder and let it sit and record. I can record up to 8 hours of video onto one DVD at low quality. After this, I finalize the DVD so it can be read on other DVD players.
SOURCE: vhs to dvd
Place a piece of wide scotch tape over the square hole on the left side tightly. Best to wrap it under also so it is tight from all sides over the hole.
SOURCE: Copy VHS whith copy protection to DVD
hello jordannoanno
this is true the macrovision will stop you copying the copy right tape /dvd .
this can be over come by removing the macrovision >
if you email me i will tell you how to go about this .
riz.
SOURCE: I have a Samsung DVD-VR357. I get no color on VHS.
Are you trying to copy a comercial VHS tape to DVD?
If you are then macrovision copy protection system on either the tape or in the machine is the reason for the loss of colour.
There's not a lot you can do about it. If you want to copy commercial material you will need to transfer it to a computer and get a program to do it. But unless it's unavailable it is cheaper to buy the DVD version I have found and you will get better picture and sound too!
If it does it with a none comercial tape (ie something recorded of the TV). Then it could be a head fault or something else. In which case try cleaning all the heads guides etc first.
SOURCE: Copy VHS INTO DVD
1. Set up with a new blank DVD.
2. Insert VHS and adjust to the beginning of
your recording.
3. Use the DUBBING button on your remote: you can adjust video quality (2 hours or 4 hours play) at this point.
4. RTFM for use of the PAUSE and DUBBING buttons to skip over commercials etc.
SOURCE: Want to copy vhs to dvd
After i recorded a karaoke dvd . can't mute the singer's voice on that disc so i can sing .Any idea why ?
note : the disc used to record was not the original
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