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How do you burn copy protected VHS tapes to DVD?

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1. VHS to DVD Conversion Service - the easiest option that involves the least hassle, but this can get expensive if you have plenty of tapes to convert.

2. Using a standalone DVD recorder - uses a DVD recorder designed to record to DVD without a computer. It will record from analog to digital sources like VHS players, older cameras, cable TV, camcorders and DVD players.

Save the digital video file in your PC then burn it using a DVD burning software.

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