From: Peter Able on 4 Aug 2010 04:47 >> # 1. get VHS tape to DVD via a VCR/DVR combo device in the living room (VHS >> tapes are getting pretty old so want to save it.) >> # 2. Get media off my PC to play on DVD in the living room. If you only want to copy A/V data from ageing VHS tapes to DVD, work with your VHS/DVD machine, Bobb. If you want to convert A/V files on your PC to something that could be distributed then played on any domestic DVD player:, you'll have to get into format conversion and "authoring". Anything much more than that in the way of presentation, quality and/or enhancement, you'll need to follow Jeff's and my solutions. PA
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