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Getting Project To VHS

 
 


X-Dean
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Mar 8, 2001, 3:44 PM

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Is there any cheap way to get a project from your computer to a VHS tape without losing quality?


X-Hank
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Mar 8, 2001, 4:41 PM

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No matter what you do, you are still going down to 240 lines with VHS. You WILL lose quality.

: Is there any cheap way to get a project from your computer to a VHS tape without losing quality?


X-William
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Mar 9, 2001, 10:13 AM

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 Frustrating - ain't it? I myself am impatiently waiting for the digital recording devices to get within an affordable price range.


X-Hank
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Mar 9, 2001, 10:55 AM

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VHS is still limited by 240 lines
: Frustrating - ain't it? I myself am impatiently waiting for the digital recording devices to get within an affordable price range.


X-Dean
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Mar 9, 2001, 4:49 PM

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: No matter what you do, you are still going down to 240 lines with VHS. You WILL lose quality.

: : Is there any cheap way to get a project from your computer to a VHS tape without losing quality?

Even if you go to like a studio or something, dont they have anything to do it with out loss of quality?