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    transfering vhs to dvd?

    Well my mum keeps asking for her tapes to be put on dvd so they can be used again (lots of disney ones, for my niece ) and its now for a christmas present so im wondering how do i go about doing this?

    Ive managed to salvage a vhs player but our dvd recorder has just died so i cant do it the way i thought i would (connect vhs --> dvd recorder), i presume ill need something like this : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Grabber-desi.../dp/B000S0QIPI

    Is there alternatives to this? I can spend ideally up to £30 but cheapers better, just want something that will do the job easily.
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    Re: transfering vhs to dvd?

    anyone able to quickly advise me if its an ok purchase? need to order today ideally...

    edit, nevermind order a cheaper one from scan @ £17... should do the job me thinks .

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    Last edited by Hicks12; 08-12-2010 at 05:08 PM.
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