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I know there are a bunch of services who offer to transfer home movies to DVD. I've never used any and most of them seem pretty pricey. I have a VHS of recorded television not home video that I think I'd like to redo. I've transferred it to DVD once before but it was about 15 years ago. I'd like to try to do it again and see if I can create a better quality transfer. The way I did it back then was via my camcorder. I could connect it to the VCR and play the tape while it transferred it to the camcorder tape. Then that could be connected to my computer and turned into files. It was a round-about way but this was 15 years ago. The VHS in question is a full 8 hour? tape of recorded specials and commercials from the early 80's. It was well worn and started making some background noise. At the time I made the DVDs I ran the audio through some software I had at the time to try to clean up the background "fuzz", it was okay but not great. I made a set of 4 DVDs containing all the specials on the tape with about 3-4 specials per DVD with a cute menu. Anyway, I'd like to try to redo this project and was wondering if anyone had any method or advice, software they recommend, etc? I'm wondering if I can get them to come out in any better quality since it's been over a decade.