We have several personal VHS tapes acquired over the years and know VHS
players are fast becoming antiques. Is there a method whereby I can transfer
tapes to CD's using my burner using a cable from a player to the PC?

Yes, if you are willing to pay for it, around $200 Canadian. Should be
cheaper in US.
There is a product named " VCR 2 PC ", under the brand name ION. It will
transfer your VCR tapes into computer, then to CDs.
I bought one named Tape 2 PC. It transfer cassettes to CDs via the computer.

VCR2PC : http://www.ionaudio.com/vcr2pc
You can google : enter ION
t-4-2

"nwbookie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We have several personal VHS tapes acquired over the years and know VHS
> players are fast becoming antiques. Is there a method whereby I can
> transfer
> tapes to CD's using my burner using a cable from a player to the PC?

I don't know what this has to do with Windows Mail, however, a video/TV
cap[ture card will probably do this for you:

http://dvr.about.com/od/capturetvwit...p/toppick1.htm
Top 10 TV Capture Cards and Video Capture Cards

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"nwbookie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We have several personal VHS tapes acquired over the years and know VHS
> players are fast becoming antiques. Is there a method whereby I can
> transfer
> tapes to CD's using my burner using a cable from a player to the PC?

That's hardly a question for this (Windows Mail) group...

You will need a video capture device connected to your computer.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...65d901033.mspx


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"nwbookie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We have several personal VHS tapes acquired over the years and know VHS
> players are fast becoming antiques. Is there a method whereby I can
> transfer
> tapes to CD's using my burner using a cable from a player to the PC?

And you Windows Mail question would be...?

nwbookie wrote:
> We have several personal VHS tapes acquired over the years and know VHS
> players are fast becoming antiques. Is there a method whereby I can
> transfer tapes to CD's using my burner using a cable from a player to the
> PC?