Re: VCR to DVD with Beige?

[Glenn Schunemann]

Sounds like from the other posts that you won't get good, full screen 
DVD playback with your original plan. Since the size of the window will 
be so small (352x240), one option may be to convert the VHS tapes in 
iMovie to QuickTime. At least you could watch it on a computer. Just a 
thought. It's early of me, so it's probably a dumb one....

On Jan 15, 2004, at 3:05 PM, Craig Domanski wrote:

A recent b'day gift of a dvd/vcr player has left me with a now
redundant vcr. My beige G3 MT has audio/video jacks in the back. This
has me thinking that maybe I can use the old vcr to transfer some of
our old vcr tapes to dvd (our non-copywrite tapes, of course) Obviously
I'll need a dvd burner to do this. My questions are: Is this possible
with my set up? If so, what will I need?
Thanks!

Bonnie


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