When I download the video in my computer, can I transfer that video easily to a dvd so that I can send it to my parents (who are not computer savvy)?
44432
The format recorded is avi which can easily burned into DVD using any DVD maker software. Refer to the software manufacturer for more help. I used windows 7 media player. It's free
44433
Yes, you can transfer video easily by utilizing DVD making software like: Windows DVD Maker, Roxio Creator and many dvd burning software.
44434
I tried this on a few computers with mixed results. Essentially the newer your computer, the more likely it is that the transfer will work.
44435
I haven't tried this yet but it should be the same as transfering any video from your phone.
1680996
You would either have to do it on another computer and transfer to a memory card; or I believe there is a way to do it via home network. Obviously, this will be difficult/impossible if you dont have a computer with a DVD drive. Ofcourse you can buy an external DVD and save movies to the HD, but those drives arent very cheap. If I remember correctly, it is a multi-step process and you will need to download a couple free programs. Maybe the following link can help start you off:http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/rip-a-dvd/
84392
yes you can...what i do is load a dvd movie to my sd card media videocam (thru AV in) then from my videocam , transfer to my desktop..then convert media via vision w media explorer... it goes straight in my Vision W
848670
I can't say for sure if the software will work, but that won't matter, if you're planning on getting some kind of extra software you will be fine. You'll be able to get the video on to the computer no problem.
97332
Yes it is very easy to do, just make sure; When dubbing Vsh to Dvd, choose when recording dubbing Vsh to Dvd'If dubbing Dvd to Vhs , set Dvd to Vhs.
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I send DVDs and VHS to my family and friends and there's never been a problem. The new Flip Video download allows me to send videos without having to download them to another web site, and it's not through AOL anymore. I also use Dogster.com and LiveVideo to send my FLIP videos, and I've noticed that PhotoBucket is also starting to have video downloads but I haven't tried them. You can save your videos first, then find them later to download on any site. Just click on "Start", then "My Documents", then "My Flip Video Library", The Album that you stored the video in, and finally when you click on that video it will start downloading to that site. Have fun! I send DVDs and VHS to my family and friends and there's never been a problem. The new Flip Video download allows me to send videos without having to download them to another web site, and it's not through AOL anymore. I also use Dogster.com and LiveVideo to send my FLIP videos, and I've noticed that PhotoBucket is also starting to have video downloads but I haven't tried them. You can save your videos first, then find them later to download on any site. Just click on "Start", then "My Documents", then "My Flip Video Library", The Album that you stored the... » Read More I send DVDs and VHS to my family and friends and there's never been a problem. The new Flip Video download allows me to send videos without having to download them to another web site, and it's not through AOL anymore. I also use Dogster.com and LiveVideo to send my FLIP videos, and I've noticed that PhotoBucket is also starting to have video downloads but I haven't tried them. You can save your videos first, then find them later to download on any site. Just click on "Start", then "My Documents", then "My Flip Video Library", The Album that you stored the video in, and finally when you click on that video it will start downloading to that site. Have fun! « Show Less
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You can * burn it to a disc * copy it to a jump/usb drive * if your computers are networked you can access it from your laptop * failing the above, you can download it to your laptop
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Yes or DVD to VHS. Very easy to use to do that as long as you have the right DVD. They have to be DVD -R, not +R.
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you should be able to do that if your lap top has a dvd rw burner, if it doesn't have that then you might need to look for another disk type, if your lap top can make disks, some of them just come with just a cd rom only. as for the free soft ware to download from youtube, I just go with the basic- http://www.ytddownloader.com/ YTD Video Downloader , but get it from their web site ONLY, other places might put in a virus or malware or some other bad thing.
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If your camera can be hooked up to a TV and you can play back video from it, then yes. But it's not as simple as downloading, you have to capture the video with the software, basically playing it back using the included software on your computer and recording that. The resulting file can be edited and burned to DVD.
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If you have the camera there is transfer boxes you can buy for about $30, I'm sure on amazon too. You just plug audio/video cables in and transfer anything to the computer, then burn it on DVD. I have one and it works great. If you don't have the camera there should be something that just plays the tapes, may be hard to find though. Mini DV camcorders are obsolete now, should be able to find one pretty cheap or on eBay to use for transferring tapes.
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I use Windows Movie Maker which comes with most Computers. You will need a USB cable. Is simple and easy for me and I can edit the video on movie maker, add titles and music. I burn the dvd's using Sonic's my dvd which also came with my computer.
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Your machine must have a video viewing program of course & you might try emailing the presentation to yourself & then capture & save on your system from there. Or I know there are video capture programs out there, but that means an expensive purchase. In order to save onto a disk, you probably need a DVD capable drive as well. Personally I like the email option & Windows should include some kind of video viewer.
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As far as I remember you have to enter a code and then download the program. Edit: I see from my review I had problems with the file and ended up having to buy a DVD. I wasn't the only one though I don't know how prevalent the problem is now.
1215299
This apparatus will not allow you to transfer VHS to DVD. However, that is some of the work that I do. I use a Super VHS player (noticeably higher resolution than a standard VHS player) and capture the signal with my computer using Elgato brand video capture, then I put the movie onto DVD. If you're doing this yourself, I recommend the same workflow. I hope this information helps.
219875
I was wondering the same thing. we have never transferred them to vhs and no longer have a vcr. any suggestions for the easiest way to transfer would help.
998424
I have done it, but it requires special software. Just Google "VHS to DVD software" and you should find some options that suit your needs.