20 Most Recent TDK E-HG 120 VHS Tape Questions & Answers

The two metal cylinders are guide rollers where the tape goes in and out of the cassette. If you pick up any VHS tape and press the little button that allows the flap to come up, you should see them.

There is no such thing. See http://hometheater.about.com/cs/vcrs/a/aa8mmtovhsa.htm

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You may think the tape has an hour of material on it, but the machine thinks otherwise. Either it didn't actually get recorded past the 11 minute point, or something erased the tape past that point. There's nothing to play after that time, so you're seeing the snowy screen. On most VCRs, the tape counter only works when a valid video signal is detected, which is why it's not advancing as the tape plays. There's nothing you can do to recover whatever was on the tape, so I hope it wasn't anything important.

If you remove the screws and very carefully lift off the bottom half of the case you should fine the contents should stay in place. Then its just a case of removing the twist and replacing the case half.

I believe that was vhs-c format.
Your best bet would be ebay.
Try searching for vhs-c adapter.
I found a few in the $10-20 range.

You already have Movies on TDK E-HG 120 VHS tapes; All you want is to Transform the media on the tapes into another record Media or on DVD.

The following process would make possible the project

1. A DVD Recorder device would transform the movies already on one media to another media.
Note: The recorder that would be acquired should have a feed area for the VHS tapes on one hand, to be played, while on the other hand, a DVD disk area from which disk medium would be recorded.

Important Notes.
The devices required to make the process achievable includes
1. The DVD Recorder or Player alsoo known with multi perpose functionality for signal convertion capability
2. The DVD recordable disks on which to record a movies onto.

Caution
The process of recording would require selection features determinable on the recorder device else would produce movies with undesireable features

For example; VHS movies are appear in decodeable formats integral when displayed on VHS players. The caution is to select a signal conversion format suitable for movies that have to transform between recordable media.

1. A DVD disk medium has formats as design specification and on which requires consideration when attempting to transfer multi media or motion pictures.

Type of formats of decodes
NTSA standards
PAL standards
Mescem standards

NOTE;
Whenever the option is available, select NTSA or PAL for appropiate code transformation
Your DVD RECORDER DEVICE SHOULD HAVE THE OPTION TO RECORD CONSIDERING MOVIES ACROSS MEDIUM TYPES

REMEMBER;
consult professional advise before acquiring an devices and mediums

If any consultation is required, refer to user guides or manuals of the devices in question.

Consult a technical expert when the need requires it.

You have two options. You can search online for software etc that will allow your VHS video to connect to your computer. And get it on to disc that way. Or ask around your neighbours to see if they have a VHS video/dvd recorder combination and pay them to do it for you!

Get a new one?

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Please check if it behaves the same on another computer system. Otherwise reformat it again with FAT32 or NTFS format.

depends on your camera, firewire if available (4 pin)

Use the following softwares: 1.File View Pro 2.Vi Verify Fingerprint

Skip Try creating a folder and just copy files. The size of the folder is too big.