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Transferring VHS to DVD or PC
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Is this possible please?
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Or simply buy a combined VCR/DVD recorder and press the copy button.
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As Xbigman says this is by far the simplest and easiest way to do it.Xbigman wrote:Or simply buy a combined VCR/DVD recorder and press the copy button.
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Or a VCR connected to a DVD recorder by scart lead or SVHS conection if available."Food has replaced sex in my life. Now, even I can't get into my own pants."0
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