What places transfer VHS to DVD?
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What places transfer VHS to DVD? |
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Posts: 11840 (11/26/2009 10:26 PM) |
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 DifferentialDiagnosis |
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Posts: 2704 (11/26/2009 10:35 PM) |
Maybe Walgreens? Is it just one tape? Seriously, ask your friends. Anyone with a DVR and a VCR should be able to do it.
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Posts: 11841 (11/26/2009 10:39 PM) |
My wife wants to transfer a few childhood tapes to dvd
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jrngirl |
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Posts: 614 (11/26/2009 10:42 PM) |
Walgreens? I don't think so.
Just look in your phone book or Google your city and "VHS DVD transfers." There are a lot of local places that do it. I've had VHS tapes repaired at a place in my area that does DVD transfers. It's big business now that so many people have abandoned VHS in favor of DVD. |
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Posts: 8294 (11/26/2009 10:42 PM) |
I bought a DVD/vhs player at Best Buy that allows me to copy from one to another either dvd to vhs or vhs to dvd.
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Posts: 1277 (11/26/2009 10:46 PM) |
walgreens probably does do it actually, i work for rite aid and we do it there. it's a send out service though, so it will take a couple weeks to get them
back. you can call them and check, it's a pretty easy service to do.
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TR2119 |
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Posts: 11842 (11/26/2009 11:05 PM) |
k thanks everyone!
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DifferentialDiagnosis |
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Posts: 2707 (11/26/2009 11:10 PM) |
You can buy a DVR for around $100. If you have several tapes, it may be more cost effective. And you can hook your VHS to the DVR, you don't need to buy a
machine that does both.
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