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- Before you start, make sure you have a VCR player with audio and video output, as well as a compatible adapter to connect the computer to the VCR.
- Plug the adapter's color coded ends to their matching connections of the back of the player (yellow is for video, white is for mono audio, and white/red is for stereo audio).
- Install the adapter's software and make certain you are properly connected.
- Name the file and start the transfer.
- Press the record button and hit play on the VCR.
- You are recording in real time so you will have to wait until the whole thing plays through.
- Edit any unwanted portions.
- Lastly, it will show you the file path to the file's location, as well as options to watch, upload, or do some more editing.
Donal Bell put together the following step-by-step video walking us through the process.
You can now relive those unforgettable experiences and share them with others.
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