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Is it possible to connect a VCR to your PC and "rip" the flick?
Not for illegal purposes (obviously) I just want to watch "Transformers : The Movie" without having to get my VCR out of the shed.
Plus I've got around 30 videos which I'd be happy to get onto DVD. I hate videos, I mean they're like cassetes. Not quite crap or old enough to have that aura of "retro cool" like Vinyl or old reels...
Not for illegal purposes (obviously) I just want to watch "Transformers : The Movie" without having to get my VCR out of the shed.
Plus I've got around 30 videos which I'd be happy to get onto DVD. I hate videos, I mean they're like cassetes. Not quite crap or old enough to have that aura of "retro cool" like Vinyl or old reels...
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Is it possible to connect a VCR to your PC and "rip" the flick?
Not for illegal purposes (obviously) I just want to watch "Transformers : The Movie" without having to get my VCR out of the shed.
Plus I've got around 30 videos which I'd be happy to get onto DVD. I hate videos, I mean they're like cassetes. Not quite crap or old enough to have that aura of "retro cool" like Vinyl or old reels...
Not for illegal purposes (obviously) I just want to watch "Transformers : The Movie" without having to get my VCR out of the shed.
Plus I've got around 30 videos which I'd be happy to get onto DVD. I hate videos, I mean they're like cassetes. Not quite crap or old enough to have that aura of "retro cool" like Vinyl or old reels...
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