paulr

http://www.vhstodvd.co.uk/

Anyone used them before i send off my rare VHS film.

(the reason i dont do it myself is i dont have a vhs recoder anymore)

djuk

£8 Per tape?

davegtt

unless its a home video whats the point? most films can be bought on DVD for less than a tenner now anyhow.

ScoobyDoo555

£8 is very cheap!! works out below national wage for just the transfer in time!!!

wont be very good for that price (certainly hope I'm right!!!)

I wouldn't do it for that. But in all fairness, when I do it, I put on chapters/menus etc....

£8.... lol.... ...... <shakes his head>

Dan

paulr

Most but not all.

Yes,£8 per tape.

judgejules

I would _seriously_ consider only sending copies and never your original precious once in a lifetime home movie until you've tried/tested them a few times.

Jules

boxst

Hello

£8 sounds about right to me. I wanted to transfer some NTSC Mini-DV tapes and was quoted £15 (and VHS is easier / less specialised).

Steve.

fast bloke

Could you not buy a VHS player for about 3 quid and do it yourself, for 4p a tape?

GC8

I wish Id received £8 per tape for the 23 hours of Cliff F*cking Richard videos that Ive just transfered to DVD for my girlfriends mother..... If you have a few cassettes todo then it might be cheaper to buy an (hardware) MPEG encoder card and do them yourself.


Simon

paulr

I have one tape only.
http://www.dynamicdvd.co.uk/
These will do it for £28.50 including postage,seem very professional too.

Butty

iTrader: (2)

I've done this DIY style using our video recorder connected to the PC and using trial software such as DVDlab.
The time I spent on it makes £8 look very cheap.

NIck

GC8

If you dont have the right editing and DVD authoring software itll be difficult and without an MPEG2 encoding card the results will be disappointing anyway.


Simon