Mordenkainen wrote in Retailer VHS tape:It's probably just me, but in your position I would have it digitized, post it to YouTube, then add the tape to my collection.The important thing to me is that the content is preserved. VHS tapes last considerably less time than paper products, even if they are well kept. It's possible (but unlikely) that the contents are already lost.
Seany wrote in Retailer VHS tape:WOW - really - they are valuable.. mmm ok I picked up some when I demonstrated at TSR UK in Cambridge - now - should I insert to home video or find a shop that can download to DVD ?
mbassoc2003 wrote in Retailer VHS tape: 'demonstrated' as in, "This is how you play D&D," or 'demonstrated' as in, "Go home and stop infecting our children with your witchcraft!" :lol: :lol: :lol: I assume someone here will know how to convert VHS to mp4, but I'd imaging you'd need a specialist, or a VHS player and a cable from Chengdu.
nesbit37 wrote in Retailer VHS tape:You need some hardware in or between the computer and of course a VHS player. It isn't overly difficult to do the conversion but you do need to have the equipment and know what you are doing.