DVD Vs. VHS Sales
Video Home System (VHS) videotapes, once the favorite way for people to take movies home, are no longer sold on the mainstream market. DVDs and Blu-ray took over the home movie business, putting the...
View ArticleHow to Convert My VHS Analog Tapes to DVD
Converting VHS tapes to DVD allows them to be played on new TVs by a DVD player. However, the quality of the DVD will still be the same as a VHS tape. The process for such a conversion is relatively...
View ArticleHow to Convert VHS to DVD Using a Computer
Converting VHS tapes to DVD allows them to be played on new TVs by a DVD player. However, the quality of the DVD will still be the same as a VHS tape. The process for such a conversion is relatively...
View ArticleThe Best Way to Copy VHS Tapes to PC
Copying old VHS tapes onto a personal computer makes it possible to edit the tape in a digital format that can be stored on PC or burned to a DVD, if desired. Old tapes become brittle over time and...
View ArticleHow to Convert Rights Protected VHS to DVD
Commercially produced VHS tapes were frequently recorded with copy protection. When you attempt to duplicate them, the recorded image becomes distorted. An image that frequently alternates between...
View ArticleHow to Convert VHS to DVD With HP DVD 1040E
The HP DVD 1040E is an external drive for burning multimedia discs. The 1040E connects to a computer with a USB cable and operates with software installed on the PC. Converting an old VHS tape to DVD...
View ArticleHow to Transfer Video From VHS to DVD
VHS was king throughout the 1980s and ’90s. Pushing an awkward videotape into a clunky machine to view a movie on an analog TV was considered “high tech.” Many home movies were shot on VHS. DVD...
View Article
