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bigblackfalco
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VHS video to DVD transfers.

Postby bigblackfalco » Sun Dec 11, 2005 4:06 pm

This may seem a little off topic and a tad cheeky,but I thought I'd announce it anyway: :D
I am starting new business venture transferring old VHS video onto DVD.
If any of you have any cherished bike holiday video footage or anything you value and would like to have transferred onto DVD,please feel free to drop me a PM.
Cheers
Bailey.
Honda VFR750 FV 1997 Red and dirty, 130K miles.

Honda VFR800 Xf Crossrunner 2016 White and dirty, 120K miles.

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Postby andrew s » Wed Dec 14, 2005 2:51 pm

Bailey,

What about music tapes to CD,s

Andrew :roll:
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Postby bigblackfalco » Sun Dec 18, 2005 7:23 pm

I'm yer man for that too Andrew.
I can convert into full fat format or MP3....whatever your requirements.
It should also be noted that I can do the same with old vinyl(33 and 45 rpm).

If you are worried about copyright infringement etc. don't. If you own an original copy of a record or tape,video or DVD, you can lawfully make a copy if it is for your personal use.
It's when you make copies in multiples and pass them onto others (even if not for capital gain) that you are breaking the law.

Please feel free to contact me directly:
boxermatic2@blueyonder.co.uk
Regards
Bailey.
Honda VFR750 FV 1997 Red and dirty, 130K miles.

Honda VFR800 Xf Crossrunner 2016 White and dirty, 120K miles.


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