There are stores that sell these types of machines. However your best bet would be to purchase a DVD player that also records. Then you could play the VHS while re-recording it on the new DVD recorder.
To convert VHS tapes to DVDs, you will need a VHS player, a DVD recorder, and blank DVDs. Connect the VHS player to the DVD recorder using AV cables. Play the VHS tape and record it onto the DVD. Follow the DVD recorder's instructions to finalize the recording and create a playable DVD.
A VHS to DVD converter is useful if you do not wish to purchase previously purchased VHS tapes on DVD. The only expense you need to make is for blank DVDs.
NO you cannot. AS video8 is digital and VHS is analog so they dont work together. The adaptor will only work with VHS-C tapes. What I would recommend is using a video transfer service to convert your video 8 tapes into a digital format. Watch and edit the digital files on your computer or get the tapes transferred to DVDs. StashSpace.Com does a good job at this, costs $7 for the transfer to digital and $10-15 for DVDs. http://www.stashspace.com/video-transfer/video-dvd-transfer.stm
VHS stands for video home system. It is a way to record video such as movies and television shows. VHS has been replaced by DVDs.
Movies in VHS tapes, unlike DVDs have no code zone. They are pretty universal. Do they will work fine in any country.
To watch movies with them, record on them, play PC games with them, to install operating systems on them, etc. Also, DVDs have better quality than VHS.
DVDs first appeared in 1995, although they did not overtake VHS for some time after that.
ANSWER: VHS came before DVD's, VHS's are videos that contain film to play inside of VHS player. VHS also need to be re winded to start from the beginning. DVD's came later, DVD's are a disk that don't need to be re winded at all can have multiple language and subtitle's depending on what you want. DVD's can be played in portable DVD players Converting a VHS to a DVD requires special equipment because VHS tapes are analog and DVDs are digital. A video transfer service can perform a VHS to DVD conversion for you. At StashSpace.Com the transfer is just $6.95. http://www.stashspace.com/video-transfer/vhs-to-dvd.stm
Most TV's have switched to DVD players and the ones that used to play VHS tapes are either broken or are not compatible with your cable company. Most places actually sell VHS to DVD converters. So, ultimately, the DVD is always better. http://vhs-to-dvd-converters-review.toptenreviews.com/
Converting VHS to DVD puts your videos into a more compact format that's easier to store and watch for later use. DVDs can also be inserted into computers for even more compact storage.
Yes, on ioffer.com. just bought it on DVD.
No. Blu-Rays are becoming increasingly popular while DVDs are starting to slowly become somewhat obsolete and some day, just like VHS tapes, DVDs will be completely obsolete