I've read some material here, and it sounds like there's just way too many steps to do something that, by now, should be able to have accomplished in one step. So that's what I'm looking for - I'd like to convert my out of print vhs movies onto dvd-r. I know that single layer dvd's hold 120 minutes, so what do I have to get to accomplish this in the easiest of way?? Mpeg 2 converters like Pinnacle Moviebox should be able to do this, no? Does the moviebox or other capture/decoder devices like that require other steps like Tmpge to be involved? Using PC, it's nice to have flexibility and control, but when simple things like direct 1:1 conversions become like navigating asteroid fields, what's a person to do?
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Onestop, it is very kind of you to respond. I will definitely check out the link and write down responses to it.
