Affordable VHS to DVD Transfer Devices
I came across recently in making a decision whether to purchase another DVD recorder that has a hard drive, or to purchase one that has VHS player built in to it. Since I already have one with the hard drive I decided to get the one with the VHS player built in to it.
I have to tell you, it takes a little getting use to compared to the hard drive recorder because with the hard drive recorder you don't have to know how long your tape is, all you have to do is press the record button. If the tape exceeds 2 hrs, you still have space unlike the VHS player built in recorder the unit stops recording until you place a new discs into it. I find that that feature is the most important thing.
Now that I have the VCR built in DVD recorder, I have to know exactly how long my tape is in order to know if it will fit onto the DVD disc. I normally split the VHS into two discs anyway if it exceeds two hours. This small detail I find that I will still get the hard drive DVD recorder over the VHS built in DVD recorder.
posted by Azure Production @ 2:18 PM
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