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<blockquote data-quote="Browneye" data-source="post: 368113" data-attributes="member: 1051"><p>I am very interested in what has worked for people as well. Been trying to get this done for years. years back I bought a vhs to dvd burner and with several attempts using several different types of dvds have not been able to get it to work. And I have found the online companies to be very expensive. Legacy box and another one I checked out looked to me like it could end up being $300 to 400 for the transfer service easy. Have done alot of online research and ones you can buy on amazon that are basically a set of wires to run from your vcr adapted to plug into your computer and a software program but the online reviews for most all of them are horrible. Unless your super tech savvy there seems to be always probems missing windows drivers that you need to download and people cant get them to work or video works but wonky sound. If anyone has a surefire easy to use device they have used please let me know. I have family videos on vhs that are going on 30 years and if they aren't already degraded I'm sure soon will be.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Browneye, post: 368113, member: 1051"] I am very interested in what has worked for people as well. Been trying to get this done for years. years back I bought a vhs to dvd burner and with several attempts using several different types of dvds have not been able to get it to work. And I have found the online companies to be very expensive. Legacy box and another one I checked out looked to me like it could end up being $300 to 400 for the transfer service easy. Have done alot of online research and ones you can buy on amazon that are basically a set of wires to run from your vcr adapted to plug into your computer and a software program but the online reviews for most all of them are horrible. Unless your super tech savvy there seems to be always probems missing windows drivers that you need to download and people cant get them to work or video works but wonky sound. If anyone has a surefire easy to use device they have used please let me know. I have family videos on vhs that are going on 30 years and if they aren't already degraded I'm sure soon will be. [/QUOTE]

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