Where do you go for conversion?
Someone I know has VHS tapes from Japan that he wants to convert/transfer to US-region (that's region 1, right?) DVDs. What's the best way to go about this?
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Are Japanese VHS tapes still NTSC? Seem like the only problem would be if the tape had some form of copy guard applied.
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I don't know. But where can this conversion be done?
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Should be able to use a regular video tape to DVD-R one piece recorder hooked up to your TV.
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Japan uses (used?) the NTSC system, so any tapes from Japan will play in your American VHS machine. There are a number of places that will do VHS -> DVD (even some drug stores), but a) they will...
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TServo4 wrote: How many tapes are we talking here? Good question. I really don't know. I'll ask one of the guys who approached me about this. It's a miniseries based on one of his novels.
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I've got an LG VHS-to-DVD-+R recorder with which I've been very happy. It was between $3-400 when new and has been worth every penny.
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As it happens, I have something similar--but I misplaced the manual and haven't a clue as to how to make DVD copies of VHS tapes.
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Lots of manufacturers (all of them?) now post the manuals and instructions on their websites. Might want to check out that possibility.
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What's the model number? A PDF of the manual may be on a website.
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With my machine I first put in the blank media. A pop-up asks me if I want to "initialize" the disc. I do. This takes a couple of minutes. Then I insert the videotape I want to copy and hit "play." I...
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You can also connect the video and audio outputs of a VCR to the corresponding inputs of a standalone DVD Recorder, set the latter to record and the former to play. Copyguard will be detected by the...
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DonM435 wrote: You can also connect the video and audio outputs of a VCR to the corresponding inputs of a standalone DVD Recorder, set the latter to record and the former to play. Copyguard will be...
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I have several japanese VHS tapes and they play fine in the old VCR.
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