Convert VHS-C Tapes to Digital or DVD

VHS-C Digital Transfer Meet VHS’ little brother                                     While VHS was sitting atop the home theater throne as king, people across America were busy recording everything from family vacations, graduation ceremonies, birthday parties, little league games and more onto VHS camcorders. Shooting these personalized home movies made for great watch parties and keepsakes. But as the technology behind the VHS tape and recording continued to grow, innovative companies like Kodak, began creating smaller and more affordable tape formats – like the VHS-C. This one-inch thick, four-inch wide and two-inch tall tape was a sleek and trimmed down sibling to the VHS tape. However, these new formats, while compact and mobile, lacked certain convenience factors that VHS tapes had. For example, the VHS-C format needed an adaptor to play on VCR or copy to VHS (basically a VHS deck with a VHS-C tape slot), which if you don’t have boxed up with your old video tapes makes watching