How does a VHS player know to play a tape back at SP, LP or EP?
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In addition to audio and video tracks there is a control track on the VHS tape that tells the machine whether a program is in SP, LP, or EP.  When you record a program you tell the machine which mode to use and it changes the control track to comply as often as you wish.
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VHS and DVD combo recorder\nIt can either transfer VHS to DVD or vice versa
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the easiest way i found is buying a dvd recorder, preferably a Sony, and connecting your vcr to the recorder, depending on how well the tape is, the quality usually comes out better through the recorder
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Yes, \n\n1. buy a vhs copier and copy 1 vhs to another vhs tape.\n\n2. buy a tv tuner card, install it on a computer, connect a vcr to the tv tuner card. record the video. write it on a cd\n\n3. buy a vhs - dvd converter.\n\nover and out.
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the magnetic tape roll on the inside. when recording a tape, the machine rearranges the direction of the magnets, and your vcr translates that into sound and video.
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The out ports on the VCR with the original VHS should be connected to the in ports on the VCR with the blank VHS. Then connect the out ports on the VCR with the blank VHS to the TV.
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I am using a VHS video recorder connected to a PCI TV-Tuner and a proper software, with DVD-RW and you can go\n\nXLMan
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find some audio conversion software like microsoft audio converter..plug your tape player into your soundcard, save the files to the hard drive, burn them to cd..good luck..
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there are 3 options that you have, \n1. buy a vhs2cd converter, it looks like a standard vhs player but with an extra slot of blank cd, simply insert vhs tape and a blank cd, and click burn..\n\n2. but a dazzle card - it's a type of a hardware card similar to tv tuner but it offers very high quality, mainly for professionals.( u still need a vhs player though\n\n3. get a tv tuner card fairly in expensive, but not that good quality, mainly for home use. still need a vhs player.
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What format are your videos in presently? VHS? If so, you need a capturing device and software. Check out the dazzle for the device and pinnacle for the software.
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Try the guide on http://www.ePodSupport.com .   IF the files are already on your computer, skip Step 2 and downloading DVD Shrink.  If your videos are on DVD, follow all steps.  IF your files are on VHS, you need to go to Radio Shack and buy a digitizer first.
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vhs? or audio?\naudio is easy, line out of the sound card from the line out of your cassette player, as for vhs tape, you need a capture device to get vhs to dvd , and some software....\n\nsee vcdhelp.com
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its worth buying a good dvr digital video recorder and you could plug vcr into it and record - otherwise if you have a digital video camera you could play vcr into camera thus digitizing then to pc than to dvd burner - these lots of ways to do it - theres units that have ability to play video casstte onto dvd all in one unit - basically you are taking analog signal and digitizing it ...
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If you have an external dvd recorder, it should just plug in to the usb port and your pc should detect it.\n\nIf not, you might have to reinstall it again.\nOnce you pc detects it then it shows up as a drive in your MyComputer.\n\nIf Windows Media Player wont detect it then use another media player. There's lots of them out there.\n\nYOu can use winamp, apple quicktime, Core player, Ultra Player, well i could go on and on.\ngood luck\nstef
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you need to transfer the analog data from the VHS cassette tape into a form the computer can read.  one thing you could do is buy a DVD recorder, plug your VCR into it, and record it all in real time.  The Computer will then be able to read the digitized version of the video.  another thing you could do would be to buy an analog-to-digital converter for your computer.
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Study the tapes, and the answer will come.
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You download a program called "LP Recorder" (freeware) WinXP, you plug your tape player into the line in on your computer, and you record (capture) the sounds in real time. If you don't have a reel to reel player you should be able to rent one from a sound hire company. There is no other way to do it, other than shelling out piles of green to a sound studio.\nYou can use a program called "Audacity" if you have other operating systems incl. iMac. Also freeware and also downloadable.