VHS to DVD...a question or 2! - Club CDFreaks

Active8 · 04-05-2004

OK...I got this VHS. Its The Sex Pistols "live winterland". Can't find the DVD anywhere in the UK, so paid for the VHS instead.

Now, how much would I need to shell out to get the right card to transfer this to DVD for maximum quality?

Barring that, could I take it to some studio or whatever and ask them to do it? or is there a question of copyright nonsense? I did pay for the video, so its an original tape..would a proper studio do it, or turn me down because of copyright laws?

*DiiZzY* · 04-05-2004

You can do it by yourself and get decent quality, all you need is a capture card plenty of free space and a VCR.
An adequate capture card would be something like this.
http://www.prolink.com.tw/english/pr...a/XCapture.htm

Dunno about a real studio, it'll probably cost more than what you're willing to spend if you find one.
//Danne

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DiiZzY CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Nordic Region, Sweden Posts: 2,828	You can do it by yourself and get decent quality, all you need is a capture card plenty of free space and a VCR. An adequate capture card would be something like this. http://www.prolink.com.tw/english/pr...a/XCapture.htm Dunno about a real studio, it'll probably cost more than what you're willing to spend if you find one. //Danne