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Oubadah

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#189587 5-Jan-2016 14:15
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I have three ancient VHS cassettes containing family events. Can anyone recommend a professional service to convert them competently to a digital format? I'm not going to attempt this myself, as I don't want to invest in capture hardware for three miserable tapes. I don't even have a VCR. 

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  #1461726 5-Jan-2016 15:02
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Where in NZ are you located?




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  #1461748 5-Jan-2016 15:25
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In Wellington I used dubshop and was quite happy, although it was a bit pricey. Maybe because it was only a small job.




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  #1461766 5-Jan-2016 15:48
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Im doing it myself for some friends, capture cards plus I still have 2 VCRs, takes time but I dont mind, set it and leave it running on spare screen on desk.



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  #1464700 6-Jan-2016 21:57
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I have several VCR's and a Set top DVD Recorder if you want me to do it, you need to get the tapes to me though, located in West Auckland.

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  #1464769 6-Jan-2016 23:22
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gareth41: I have several VCR's and a Set top DVD Recorder if you want me to do it, you need to get the tapes to me though, located in West Auckland.


I have a couple of tapes I'd like to capture. I'm in Greenlane. Would be no trouble to drop them off one day when convenient for you. 

They are very old: 1989 and 1990. But I cleaned up my own VCR and played them last week and they look pretty good. But I don't want to play them more than once more in case the tape snaps. So I want to make it a good recording. :-)  




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