January 19th 2007 |
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Break out the BETA and VHS tapes, it’s time to convert those old home movies into video files you can email around the world, and publish on the web in all their digital splendor!
In this PCstats Guide, we’ll provide some simple guidelines to converting your old videotapes into video clips that you can store on your computer, or send around to friends and family. Once you have converted your old videotapes into the new digital format, you have several options open to choose from. You can store your flicks on the hard drive indefinitely, or place them on a recordable CD-R/RW for storage.
If you have a DVD writer, you can even burn your entire collection onto a DVD, and play those movies back on your home DVD player.
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