Question:
I need to get rid of my VHS movies. What's the best way?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
I need to get rid of my VHS movies. What's the best way?
Ten answers:
Isabella Bianca
2008-08-08 01:55:07 UTC
Sell them on craig's list, e-bay or a garage sale.
goofy1804
2008-08-08 01:53:46 UTC
sell them on ebay
anonymous
2008-08-08 08:16:07 UTC
Garage sale/ Car-boot sale, ebay, local paper, donate to charity, or donate to your local Libray!
darth_maul
2008-08-08 05:33:56 UTC
give them to me
aberration
2008-08-08 02:16:21 UTC
If you'd like to keep them but don't want to deal with the outdated VHS tape you can convert them to DVDs. At ThinkGeek.com they are selling a device that will, amongst other things, "Transfer video from VHS tapes, digital or analog camcorders directly to DVD or CD." It's call the DVD Xpress Home Video Archiver and costs $79.99 plus S/H.



Product Features



* Effortlessly Save & Share Memories on DVD or CD

* Transfer video from VHS tapes, digital or analog camcorders directly to DVD or CD

* Real-Time hardware conversion produces the best DVD quality results

* Make Movies for your Sony PSP, Apple iPod or Zen Vision!

* Capture audio and video via the USB port to your computer hard drive or "Direct to Disc" (CD or DVD disc)

* Exclusive "Audio-Lock" technology for perfect lip synch

* Capture video directly to popular video formats; DVD (MPEG-2), SVCD, VCD (MPEG-1), MPEG-4 and DivX

* Capture directly to Sony PSP video and Apple iPod video formats

* Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness and Hue controls

* Use the Included CapWiz application for easy video capture direct to your desired video compression format

* Record to your computer hard drive or "Direct to Disc"

* Exclusive Hardware Encoding chip inside DVD Xpress creates the highest quality video without putting extra strain on your PC

* Compatible with all CD and DVD writers

* USB 2.0 connection to PC (USB 1.1 compatible)

* Includes Audio/Video and USB Cables

* Composite Video and S-Video Inputs



System Requirements



* Intel Pentium III 1 GHz or faster

* Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP

* 256 MB RAM

* 1.2 GB available hard drive space for program installation

* 4 GB+ hard drive space for video capture and editing

* CD or DVD recordable drive required for CD/DVD authoring

* Available USB port



DVD Xpress Home Video Archiver -- http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/avcards/96d6/







Also there is the Ion USB VCR. It's allows you to "burn your videos to DVD, watch on your PSP, iPod or laptop computer." It is $229.99 plus S/H.



Product Features



* VHS VCR connects to your computer via USB and encodes digital versions of your old VHS tapes

* Included EZ VHS Converter software lets you burn your videos to DVD, watch on your PSP, iPod or laptop computer

* Exported MPEG4 video is compatible with select mobile phones and portable multimedia devices

* Capture video at resolutions up to 720 x 480 (NTSC) or 720 x 576 (PAL)

* Sends video uncompressed over the USB cable

* RCA audio/video inputs to archive from external sources like video cameras

* Composite video output and audio line output

* Auto tracking, variable speed slow-motion, playback, and rewind

* Soft-touch backlit buttons

* Requires Windows XP or Windows Vista

* NTSC Video, for use in USA



Ion USB VCR -- http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/video/a956/



***Hope I Helped
Movie Fanatic
2008-08-08 02:08:26 UTC
Have a garage Sale
TomTomsMom
2008-08-08 02:04:03 UTC
if you have any movies i don't have yet i will buy them if you want to sell them?
branden n
2008-08-08 01:57:54 UTC
you can sell them at www.webuyvhs.com
anonymous
2008-08-08 01:56:33 UTC
make them christmas present
Adam P
2008-08-07 18:54:44 UTC
Donate them to your local library.


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