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You may take a look at this guide, it's about how to capture video from VHS to
computer and burn to DVD, it works pretty well for me http://www.reviewstown.com/how-to-convert-vhs-tapes-to-dvd.html Hope
it helps. If you still have problem, feel free to contact me.
What do you mean can't get to play the VHS? did you mean after you record your video from VHS and trying to played using the regular player then it will not played? Had you try to used another brand of blank DVD disc? if ever that your video record and save to your computer had you try to used any dvd player program? such win dvd?
I don't know what recorder machine you have or what your hooking up to do your transferring. You cant convert VHS movie to DVD by plugging in RCA jacks from VHS player to DVD recorder. DVD reads digital and VHS does not because it reads analog and out put analog. you have to covert VHS movie into digital in order to transfer to DVD. There is a program you can buy call Roxio Easy. great stuff, cost 59.00 buck for your desk top computer, everything you need is there to transfer VHS to DVD...hope that help some, good luck.
I'm assuming your Disney tapes are store-bought, as opposed to recorded off the air. If that's true, the reason you can't record them to your dvd recorder is because of copy-protection. Sorry...can't advise you how to break that.
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