Convert VHS Tapes to Digital or DVD Format

VHS to DVD Transfer “Be kind, digitize”                                       The days of VHS rental stores are long gone and with their demise, a surplus of VHS tapes are headed for oblivion. But seeing Hollywood blockbusters slowly fade with time isn’t nearly as sad as the long-neglected VCR and home VHS recordings that litter our attics and basements.That’s right, your beloved home movies are slowly fading from existence with every passing year. As the reigning home video format king of the 80s and 90s, VHS tapes were one inch thick, seven inches wide and four inches tall – the size of a small novella. It was the first video format that truly brought the ease of home recordings to the masses. But, when the format war hit American homes in the late 70s and early 80s, Betamax was the then supreme home video viewing product. It was the first off the block, but what it gained in being first, it lacked in substance and affordability. By the mid 80s, the Video Home System (or VHS)