How Do You Convert Encrypted VHS Tapes To DVD?
While most movies are available in DVD format today, there might be an old movie on VHS that you own that never made it to DVD, which you want to watch on your computer or mobile device. But commercial VHS tapes are protected so that a copy will be problematic to watch. The solution is not only to have a device that can transfer VHS to the computer as a digital file, but to include a video stabilizer in the copying to keep the image looking good. Bring the VCR player and the stabilizer device over to the computer and plug them both in for power. Insert the VHS tape into the VCR. Attach a composite or S-Video cable from the VCR’s output to the video input on the stabilizer device. Attach the same kind of cable from the video output of the stabilizer into the corresponding video input of Easy VHS to DVD. Attach the left and right audio outputs from the VCR to the left and right audio inputs of Easy VHS to DVD. Plug the USB plug of Easy VHS to DVD into the computer. Use the Macintosh vers
