[MLBellis]

I am looking to transfer my VHS tapes to DVD and I do not know where to go. Can anyone tell me where I can have this done?! Thank you

[chuckinca]

Maybe Walgreen's

If you belong to a computer club they might be able to do it.


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[missypie]

If you belong to Costco they do it. 2 tapes for $17.00

[MLBellis]

Thank you it gives me some direction on where to try!!

[Bogie Shooter]

There is a place in Bellevue that does this kind of work. They advertise in the DS. Had them do quite a few for me, very professional and did good work. You can even narrate the produced CD in their studio.

[USSGompers]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

There is a place in Bellevue that does this kind of work. They advertise in the DS. Had them do quite a few for me, very professional and did good work. You can even narrate the produced CD in their studio.

He transferred all my parents 35 mm into CD's for me. Some were SO OLD. One movie he could not use. It was trash.

So honest and boy-oh-boy was I ever happy with this place. Look in the Daily Sun for the ad w/ the guy standing w/ duct tape on his mouth, holding movie reels and VCR tapes!!

[KEVIN & JOSIE]

Don't know how many you have, but it might be worth it to buy a DVD/VHS recorder. You can easily transfer them from VHS to DVD with the dubbing function. It is very easy to do....even I was able to figure it out.