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| Thread ID: 99363 | 2009-04-29 04:30:00 | VHS out DVD in | Thomas01 (317) | PC World Chat |
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| 769439 | 2009-05-06 03:51:00 | Are your VHS tapes commercially produced items? If so, how do you get over the protection barrier designed to stop the copying of them? I too have a Sony DVD/Tape machine that allows copying but I haven't even thought of copying the tape to DVD because of the anti-copying thingy. Most of the tapes I have copied to DVD have been my own tapes so no problem with copyright. But I am not sure that tapes can be restricted like DVDs can. I use a Philips dirty cheap tape deck to copy to my SONY DVD recorder and every commercial tape I have tried prattles on about copyright at the beginning but then copies over to the DVD deck without any problems at all. I haven't found one that fails yet. I suggest you try it yourself. Nice to be able to dump the old tapes and replace them with thin DVDs easy to store. |
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