VHS to DVD

[Jethro Bodine]

Hi Guys,
I know. This is an escort review site but I'm kind of stuck and need advice from anyone who may have experience with this.
While going through some old boxes I came across 3 old VHS tapes from an old camcorder. These are videos of family and my daughter as a baby that I had totally forgot about.
A few years ago I took some tapes to a place to get put on disc and a memory stick but they seem to have gone out of business.
I was wondering if anyone has any solid recommendations of a reliable place in Wpg. to get this done.
I did speak to one guy today, and maybe he's good but he just didn't instill any confidence in me that he would A) do it right and B) not fuck up or lose my precious data.

Thanks
Jethro

 

[UpstandingMember]

Jethro,

Try Don's Photo on Main Street. I had this done a while ago and they did a great job.

 

[UpstandingMember]

Jethro,

Try Don's Photo on Main Street. I had this done a while ago and they did a great job.

 

[lions29]

There's a place called Monart. They are on St. Mary's Rd at St. Vital Ave, I think they do it too.

 

[shorty1967]

I can't vouch for Monart but Don's photo does excellent work! They also have a location on Dakota St across from St Vital mall and one downtown close to The Bay

 

[Sixpak]

RiverHeights Music on Corydon 204-487-3664 for converting 2 hr vhs is about $30
but
You could do your own if you purchase a gadget thst comes with software. Have to play it on a vhs player with the gadget connected to the player and to your computer. If you are are comfy with tech stuff otherwise converting a bunch of tapes can get costly.

 

[browsing34]

Costco does it as well.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

Thanks everyone for your help.

 

[Balrog]

Or, you can buy a simple solution like this:
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product...spx?path=33e887de93e9a677895a80d9a4dad90aen02
Dead easy to use.
Cheers!