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 Hellfire29forum junky
  total posts: 79 since: Jun 2007 |
 Jan 18, 08 at 2:40am |
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Is it possible to get a vhs drive for a pc. | |
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 The SlayerBig lebowski Urban Achiever
(moderator) General Computer Hardware & Overclocking Retail PC's Showcases and Work Logs    total posts: 8679 since: May 2003 |
 Jan 18, 08 at 6:21am |
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I have never seen or heard of a VHS drive for a computer. Even then, it would have to be pretty big to hold the whole tape, and have to fit in side ways. Just attach a VCR to the TV, or convert the VHS tapes to DVD. ------------------- Sometimes you eat the bar, and sometimes, well, he eats you.
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Inuyasha19 Brb, off to Japan for a month.
Still Seekin'  total posts: 3527 since: Dec 2002 |
Jan 18, 08 at 7:52am |
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It's simply not possible. The technology is so outdated that a standard home built computer won't be able to run with it. You're better off converting the VHS to DVDs. ------------------- 
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DragoniteBallZ DO YOU SMELL WHAT BARACK IS COOKIN'?
(moderator) Halo 3 [XBOX360] RPG/Adventure [XBOX360] Strategy, Classic & Puzzle [XBOX360]   since: Jan 2002 |
Feb 12, 08 at 9:38am |
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What you can do is use a capture card and connect if from your VCR. That's really the only way to do it. ------------------- | |
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