To improve your video, turn down the sharpness just a tad on your VCR, and capture the video with the software’s highest video quality. One hour of video recorded at DVD quality takes about 1.5 ...

Wish you could easily convert your DVD or Blu-ray collection to iTunes-compatible digital copies without ripping or DRM hassles? Now you can with Vudu's Disc to Digital program and the new Movies ...

VHS tapes are bordering on extinction. Luckily, we've put together an in-depth guide on how to convert VHS to DVD or another modern format of your choosing.

A simple wizard walks you through either direct-to-DVD transfers or lets you park movies on your hard drive for editing with the included (and capable) Pinnacle Studio 10 software.

You transferred your home movies to a videocassette back in the eighties, and thought your memories were preserved for life, right? Not so fast: Under normal conditions, most videotapes last only ...

This latest entry in HP's DVD Movie Writer line is a well-designed and seamlessly integrated device that has no major flaws. It offers ridiculously easy one-touch video-capture capabilities and ...

There’s more than one way to convert your spinning movie discs to a format that’s compatible with a range of devices, and here to help out is our guide on how to convert a DVD to MP4.

And with the popularity of DVD players, those home movies are probably one of the few reasons left to even own a VCR anymore. So why not give yourself a reason to get rid of it? Transfer them to DVDs.

My dad used one of those DVD machines to convert home VHS and even Hi-8 movies to DVD's. So I don't have any copyright or protections to deal with. However, finding good software to rip a DVD to a ...

Sony last week launched its DVDirect device (Model VRD-VC10), which lets users transfer video from a camcorder or a videotape from a VCR and burn it onto a DVD without connecting to a PC. The ...

Your old VHS tapes are likely gathering dust, and they won't last forever. Fortunately, it's easier than ever to preserve them by converting to digital.

Copy your VHS tapes’ images to your hard drive, then burn the images to a DVD. To improve your video, turn down the sharpness just a tad on your VCR, and capture the video with the software’s ...