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  1. 13th Apr 2008 23:02 #1
    PeterV
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    I have a bunch of VHS tapes that I would like to convert to DVD but when I run it through my video camera to my PC it won't let me because it's a copyrighted tape. I don't want to buy dvd's for movies I already own. I know...I'm a cheap SOB but I've been out of work for quite awhile and can't afford to pay attention.

    Thanks in advance for any info,

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    search here for defeat (or disable) macrovision
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    Purchase a video enhancer stabilizer ... try tandy, dick smith, or any other electronic retailer
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    try using video capture hardware, like the cheap DX2 Express, to connect your vcr a/v out directly to your pc.
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  5. 14th Apr 2008 09:02 #5
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    Thanks folks! I'll have to see about getting a stabilizer.

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