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I do not own a VHS player and I want to put all my Elvis tapes to DVD. I am assuming firstly I will have to buy a VHS player if that is still possible!

There are companies that still do the conversion.

One that I know of.
https://actionreplay.com.au/

Might be better to get them on a thumb stick.

PeterH

pet-els wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 5:28 pm Might be better to get them on a thumb stick.

PeterH

What is a "thumb stick"? My thumb sticks but getting that fixed in a couple of weeks

USB Memory stick, Dottie.
Capacity available from 56 Mb costing about $7, to 16 Tb (16.7 million Mb) at $100+.

Better to get multiple smaller thumb drives, they are prone to failure and loosing 16Tb could really spoil your day

T1 Terry

I don’t even HAVE 16Tb of stuff!

Macca wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 11:20 am I do not own a VHS player and I want to put all my Elvis tapes to DVD. I am assuming firstly I will have to buy a VHS player if that is still possible!

"tanks" here---
I can lend you my DVD/CD player to save you trying to buy a machine.
You pay for return postage from Dysart.
Keith.
0428 163 970

Keith I think from memory that those machines can't actually copy a VHS to CD or DVD. Be OK for her to just watch them.
There was a person here in Murray Bridge was offering to copy VHS tapes to digital for $5 a week or so ago.
Once you have it in digital format it's pretty easy to burn to disc if needed.

I still have a vhs cassette player Bruce, been watchinga few of the grandies when they were at the easy to handle stage'. What sort of extra gear do i need to put them on disc.