Forbes/Dave Johnson Step 4: Plug the converter into your computer using the USB cable. Step 5: Insert a VHS tape and rewind it. A VCR, laptop and video converter ready to transfer videotapes to ...

While DVD and Blu-ray dominate today’s world, VHS tapes ruled ... a hard drive, USB drive, or even in the cloud. You can then copy and save the files wherever you’d like and transfer them ...

If they’re on VHS, it can be a pain. Even worse, every year that goes by, those tapes ... a converter like this option from Elgato that digitizes video onto a computer. Plug it into your USB ...

As technology moves forward and older media formats become outdated, more people are eager to convert ... video to a USB drive or SD card. The DIY method takes time. Since VHS tapes are converted ...

Preserving your home movies, entombed in rapidly-decaying VHS ... USB digitizer will display the tape’s contents on your computer’s screen with or without a TV. There are countless video ...

"I just knew that if I didn't do something with those tapes in a few years, I'd lose them," Hilton says. "There might not be the technology to support them." He didn't try to convert the VHS tapes ...

That’s what you get with the appropriately-named USB VHS Converter. It makes the conversion of your old tapes to digital a doddle – just hook up the machine to a PC, insert your tape, then press ...

You may have gotten rid of those tapes ... plugging everything in: the USB side of the analog converter goes into the computer, and the three plugs go into the VHS player. Just make sure to ...

If your small business has old training or instructional videos on VHS tape, you might think ... you can save a considerable amount of money by converting the old tapes to the digital MPEG2 ...

Today, you take videos on your smartphone, but I bet you have a stack of VHS tapes sitting around ... video source and insert a USB drive or SD card into the converter. Hit the Record button ...

(WSAZ) - If your VHS tapes are collecting ... Streets said it is $5 per tape to have them digitized. For the thumb drive, Streets highly recommends bringing a 32 or 64 gig USB thumb drive.