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  1. 15th Jun 2011 10:14 #31
    daave
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    We have transferred hundreds of VHS-C tapes with excellent results using VHS-C adapters. We use the manual ones, not the self-loading ones that take batteries.
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    Cornucopia
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    Lordsmurf, while I bow to your lengthy experience, I have myself done SCORES and SCORES of VHS-C -to-DVD transfers (using good quality Adapters, both auto-loading and manual), and NEVER ONCE has any tape been eaten or gotten caught/gummed up, etc. Of course, I check the quality of the tape before I ever do a run...

    It's a good solution and shouldn't be discounted.

    Scott
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