2 replies, 3 voices Last updated by Mitch Goldstone 9 months, 2 weeks ago
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    • #57022

      Nancy Cook
      Member
      @pnjncc

      Hello. I have 52 VHS, 28 Mini DV ME, and 43 Hi8 tapes that I would like to digitize. Unfortunately I no longer have working cameras to view and edit the tapes. I would like to convert these to DVDs. I don’t necessary need the entire original tape, just the sections showing my children. I have the time to watch, edit, and convert but don’t know what device would allow me to convert all 3 different types of videos. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    • #57071

      TeamKomando:John
      Participant
      @264458

      Hello Nancy Cook,

      I think your best bet is to visit Second-hand stores or Good Will to first locate a VHS player, Mini DV recorder & a HI-8 Compatible recorder. I’ve seen them often with all the wiring to power and transmit video.

      Second you will need something to record the video to as you play your tapes back on these camcorders, tap or click here to see what I recommend for recording to a Thumb drive or even an SD card.

    • #57041

      Mitch Goldstone
      Member
      @ScanMyPhotos

      A question we hear every day. There’s an easy solution as shared within this AP story: https://x.com/liedtkesfc/status/1702090943313448975?s=46&t=sGCqamvUgOpG34LviCuwWw

      We are here to help convert all those analog memories into digital keepsake treasure.

      See ScanMyPhotos.com ScanMyPhotos.com

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