To: rdl6989
Well, I still have my VCR (vhs) hooked up to my television set. Mainly because I have well over a hundred old films on tape that to this day are completely unavailable on dvd or streaming services, and haven’t even been aired on cable for three decades.
9 posted on
11/10/2015 9:13:53 PM PST by
greene66
To: greene66
Well, I still have my VCR (vhs) hooked up to my television set. Mainly because I have well over a hundred old films on tape that to this day are completely unavailable on dvd or streaming services, and haven’t even been aired on cable for three decades. You might want to google for transcoding.
24 posted on
11/10/2015 10:23:38 PM PST by
cynwoody
To: greene66
I bought a vintage Betacam SP machine on Ebay for nothing. It was a nostalgia thing. I worked with them for years.
33 posted on
11/11/2015 3:55:11 AM PST by
wally_bert
(I didn't get where I am today by selling ice cream tasting of bookends, pumice stone & West Germany)
To: greene66
Get an Elgato video capture device(about $85) and digitize all that. I did my old 8mm and VCR tapes. Then the VCR and the 8mm camcorder(that didn’t work) went into the trash.
38 posted on
11/11/2015 4:31:47 AM PST by
Malsua
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