Sir, you're a life saver. I'm 27 years old and had footage of me when I was 3 months old. I was rewinding the tape so that I could digitalize it into my computer, when the film inside the VHS then broke. I followed your video and was able to fix the tape, and successfully copied the footage off of the aging VHS. Thank you!
Same exact thing just happened to me. My dad wants all the old home movies on DVD and he's paying me to convert them. Just nearly lost some 33 year old footage due to the clear rewinding strap breaking. Got about 90% finished with the repair, but reassembly was daunting, this video worked perfectly.
Colin Mulder - Use some scotch tape, but be careful when rewinding with your VCR. If you rewind too far, the scotch tape might come loose and ruin the rest of your tape. After you've scotch taped it back in place, manually rewind the tape with your hand, not your VCR, using the method that the video shows at 7:26. Put the cassette back together and stick it in your player. Be sure to push "Record" on whatever device your copying it to (PC, DVR, DVD) and then hit play on the VCR, because you're not going to want to have to rewind the VHS tape again. That's actually where my tape broke. Not in the middle, but at the very end, but I was able to fix it and copy it off.
Steve, you posted this eleven years ago!!! And here I am 2024 repairing a vhs because it holds some of my life’s most precious memories!!! I was told this was not possible- and that left me feeling pitiful!! I’m so glad I decided to check online- because your tutorial was so easy and detailed that I was able to fix the tape and save by copying!!!! My heart, and the hearts of my family for generations to come thank you good sir. GOD BLESS YOU!
I sure appreciate your help Sir! I'm a 72 yr old woman and I could fix these years ago, but I forgot a couple of steps. Thank you very much for putting this on here. Had to finish watching one of my movies!🤗👍
+Elliot Troutner my Star Wars New Hope VHS tape is messed up and turns off my VCR at the end on the trench run when Han shoots the tie fighters next to darth vader
eewww blu ray shows off the matte lines and distract me from a good movie that was never meant to be seem so clear. Sorry i guess im just a sucker for actually enjoying a movie
Thank you for this! It saved me. However, I goofed and opened it wrong. If anyone else does the same thing, the trick is to simply get out another VHS tape, and open that one the RIGHT way, then simply replace the entire tape spools. Worked! Thanks for your help.
If you want this splice to last, use splicing tape, not scotch tape. Scotch tape will blead the adhesive to adjacent tape and foul you video head. This will work for a while. Splicing tape does not blead adhesive onto adjacent tape.
Splicing tape. That is a helpful point. At the end of the instruction video, he does say that you're only going to play this one more time, (with the scotch tape fix).
Thank you SO MUCH! Very clear instructions and I rescued a VHS with such precious memories on it that I thought were lost forever. I'm very grateful that you posted this
Thanks for the video. I had to do this a couple of years ago. I was transferring a friend of mine's family videos on VHS to DVD. One of the VHS tapes broke. I took it apart without watching any TH-cam videos or instructions on Google. I opened the tape up the wrong way and stuff fell out that I never could get back in. I got worried until I thought of a way to fix the problem. First I watched videos and Googled how to do it. Then I got an old VCR tape of mine and took the old tape out of it and put the family video in that case. Spliced it together and it worked great. Transferred it to DVD and advised my friend to throw that old VCR tape in the garbage. Just the other day I was about to do the same thing for another friend. Put the tape in the VCR and it immediately ate it. I had to cut it out of the VCR. Splicing them together will screw up a section of no more than 10 seconds of the original video, maybe even less than that.
Is it a coincidence that I’m coming across this video to see if I can repair my tape of American Beauty😂😂😂. Like I look up videos, come across this video and I see comments saying Kevin Spacey. It’s pretty funny that this guy looks a lot like him
I have spliced many videotapes in my time, and do agree it's a temporary fix. If you leave it, the sticky tape will eventually decompose and turn to dust - and that won't do the heads any good when it goes through! Also, if a tape has broken at the very beginning or end like in your example, I like to splice to the clear leader. That way, the machine will stop the tape before the splice touches the video head.
Thank you! Not only was I able to fix my old family tape but thanks to your demeanor I was totally calm through the whole process. 😄 I really appreciate you!! Edit: PS I immediately completed the digital backup as per your instructions and the tape worked beautifully. 😁
This is a great tutorial! Attention to detail is so important - thank you for taking us step by step through the process. I feel comfortable enough to try this on my own now!
Excellent tutorial. I just repaired a Vhs of my First Communion and a VhsC of my Dad who passed away a few years ago! I am having all my old family tapes transferred to Digital today so this repair has helped me a lot! I got both repaired within 10 mins each and excellent result! 🍀🍀🍀
Great man :) Did you make the backup? I'd like to see how that repaired VHS tape plays. I guess you lost a lot of data there and therefore the image and sound will be cut out and unsynchronised.
I've seen someone on a video long ago, straighten out wrinkled VHS iron oxide tape strips by pressing them between two decent round pencils, and running them along the length of the wrinkles. The before and after shots were amazing, being played on a working TV, and VCR.
I wish I had watched your presentation before I watched someone else's. Unlike your's, it omitted a warning to avoid "springing" the spring. Yes, mine popped out. But, after studying a freeze frame in your presentation, so I could see where the spring had to be re-installed, I was able to get it back where it belonged (eventually). Your instructions were very clear and easy to follow. I've spliced a lot of audio tape back in "my day"; but, I needed your help with VHS. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I'm copying old VHS family movies to DVD. Most of these are over 25 years old and have been in storage. The tape broke on one while rewinding and I was so sad! But with your video I was able to successfully repair it! Whew! Thanks again for a great video!
Anyone know why some of my VHS movies make a weird audio buzzing sound over my tv speakers when they start playing? Is that a tape issue or the player cause its only with a few tapes? Thanks
This video is great!! Clear. concise, and thorough. Just helped me save a 20+ year old VHS tape that is super sentimental and can now be transferred to DVD and will be available forever. THANK YOU!!!!!!!
This is the best "How To" video I have ever seen on TH-cam. Shows the entire process clearly and concisely in the video while explaining how to avoid pitfalls. I repaired a tape while watching the video and it went smoothly without parts falling out and I was confident everything was assembled and threaded properly. It made what could have been a frustrating job quick and easy. Thank you!
Good Morning Steve (did'nt catch your Last Name) from David all the way in Singapore. Always a pleasure to come back to your video time & again to refresh memory. One Question:: I am thinking of making the Starting Leader Tape longer so I can tape from really the beginning. As it is slways unable to erase and tspe over the very first bit... (by the way, where are you located ?).🙏👏👏👏👍
But you need to have razor sharp eyes and a steady hand,especialy with small cassette tapes wich can be frustrating because even if you are becarefull,to tape can keep sticking to your vingers,making matters worse.
Here in 2019, you’re still a lifesaver! This video explains perfectly how to recover damaged vhs tapes and precious footage to keep them going in the digital era. Thank you sir!
Glad I found this, this is exactly what I was needed! Thank you very much! My question is: do I have to open the cassette if we cut the TRANSPARENT, ending part of the tape? . Last night the player (which works perfectly fine) bit the tape in while spat the cassette out. (most likely the tape wasn't clean, its an old, but official release, not a home video). The player designed too tricky and boxy and couldnt find a way to reach the inside, so we cut the tape to get it out and separate the cassette and the player. fortunately we could cut the transparent part of the tape, at the end of it, and not the content-filled part. Also, are we sure the common scotchtape (or whatever it's called in english) is safe for this use? As I know that type of tape tends to let the glue go and flow after some time.
Yeah you can’t damage a VCR by playing a wrinkled tape like that, at most it’s plausible that the strain would cause the tape to split depending on the type used which would likely cause the player to panic and immediately eject.
Hi. I followed everything you said, and the Siri g on the top didn’t fall out… but as I was ready to put everything back together, I noticed a SMALLER single spring in the corner of the bottom near the release knob. Where furs thus tiny spring belong?
Thank you! I had an old VHS that kept stopping after a few seconds. Turns out there was a huge broken piece of plastic caught in the tape. I got it removed and am not digitising old home movies. Great, easy to follow video!
I am transferring my VHS to digital, but seems that they are damaged due high temperatures. When transferring, the recording shows blanks and the movie and repeats all the way to the end. Can I fix this? Thank you
Hi hope you're well I did this, but had a look the tape at the end , is shiny from the inside and less on the outside, I don't know how this is possible but I think it may have gone the wrong way since all the years of being left broken off, it's from 1993, recorded by a videographer at the time. So anyway as I inserted the tape into the VHS, it was making a slight crumbling sound, on the screen I could only see black, with a buzzing sound, only at one moment I heard some old music from that tape but other than that it's still the same, it's really important, I hope you can help.
Done something like this years ago on vhs tape, its tricky getting the line up of each end of the vhs tape onto the scotch tape but as stated in this video have to be careful when taking apart the vhs tape that no parts scatter or comes out of the roller paths, I actually have two mini dvd vhs tapes I have to fix more tedious then the big vhs tapes but wanting to use more durable repair tape can get on ebay don't like using scotch tape being its very easy to snap or rip again.
Hi! I have a cassette adapter that I put the smaller vhs tapes from my camcorder into. When I play a few tapes they’ve got like a static at the bottom of the screen. I know these tapes are kinda old but is there any way I can fix this problem? It must be coming from the smaller vhs tape rather than the cassette adapter I’m thinking. Anyway any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
HAVE BACK UPS. NOTHING LIVES FOR EVER. TERE ARE MANY WAYS TO MAKE A COPIE. EVEN IF THINGS ARE PROTECTED AGAINST TO MAKING COPIES. HOW ?. YOU HAVE TO BUY THE PRODUCT TWICE. AND USE ONLY THE FIRST PRODUCT.
I don't reccomend this for trying to save old TV shows you recorded that are NOT replaceable as you loose the footage on the "bad" section, I instead try to restraighten the wrinkled parts in that case. Also as VHS does eventually go away forever, I reccomend getting a thing called VCR 2 PC (It's a special VHS player that hooks by USB right to a PC or LapTop) You can then play it and save it to your PC or LapTop (I use a 64 Bit PC running Win 7 Ultimate and use NERO Platinum 2017 to capture the video.)
I have an issue with the white wheel on the backside of the videocassette that seems to have become loose. It is causing the tape to skip for a lack of a better word and the talking is garbled. Is there anyway to repair or tighten the wheel? This is the first time dealing with this issue in using videotapes for the last 14 years or so. Thanks.
Sir, you're a life saver. I'm 27 years old and had footage of me when I was 3 months old. I was rewinding the tape so that I could digitalize it into my computer, when the film inside the VHS then broke. I followed your video and was able to fix the tape, and successfully copied the footage off of the aging VHS. Thank you!
Same exact thing just happened to me. My dad wants all the old home movies on DVD and he's paying me to convert them. Just nearly lost some 33 year old footage due to the clear rewinding strap breaking. Got about 90% finished with the repair, but reassembly was daunting, this video worked perfectly.
Do you know how to FIX a VHS Tape that has the white part of it's beginning not connected to the black film?
Just use some tape.
Colin Mulder - Use some scotch tape, but be careful when rewinding with your VCR. If you rewind too far, the scotch tape might come loose and ruin the rest of your tape. After you've scotch taped it back in place, manually rewind the tape with your hand, not your VCR, using the method that the video shows at 7:26. Put the cassette back together and stick it in your player. Be sure to push "Record" on whatever device your copying it to (PC, DVR, DVD) and then hit play on the VCR, because you're not going to want to have to rewind the VHS tape again.
That's actually where my tape broke. Not in the middle, but at the very end, but I was able to fix it and copy it off.
+DrizzlingDrizzlers Thanks a bunch good sir.
I love old technology. All you need is scotch tape and scissors lol
Steve, you posted this eleven years ago!!! And here I am 2024 repairing a vhs because it holds some of my life’s most precious memories!!! I was told this was not possible- and that left me feeling pitiful!! I’m so glad I decided to check online- because your tutorial was so easy and detailed that I was able to fix the tape and save by copying!!!! My heart, and the hearts of my family for generations to come thank you good sir. GOD BLESS YOU!
Exactly what I like in a video, to the point and crystal clear instructions. Big thank you
It's 2023 and I'm here repairing a VHS tape hahah Thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks to you, the only surviving copy of a late mother's dance performance is digitized and can be saved forever.
I sure appreciate your help Sir! I'm a 72 yr old woman and I could fix these years ago, but I forgot a couple of steps. Thank you very much for putting this on here. Had to finish watching one of my movies!🤗👍
Thanks Kevin Spacey! My Star Wars original trilogy marathon can now continue
+Elliot Troutner my Star Wars New Hope VHS tape is messed up and turns off my VCR at the end on the trench run when Han shoots the tie fighters next to darth vader
+jtrev492 that sucks
yup
Eww get the bluray version and rip it. way better quality
eewww blu ray shows off the matte lines and distract me from a good movie that was never meant to be seem so clear. Sorry i guess im just a sucker for actually enjoying a movie
Thank you for this! It saved me. However, I goofed and opened it wrong. If anyone else does the same thing, the trick is to simply get out another VHS tape, and open that one the RIGHT way, then simply replace the entire tape spools. Worked! Thanks for your help.
If you want this splice to last, use splicing tape, not scotch tape. Scotch tape will blead the adhesive to adjacent tape and foul you video head. This will work for a while. Splicing tape does not blead adhesive onto adjacent tape.
Splicing tape. That is a helpful point. At the end of the instruction video, he does say that you're only going to play this one more time, (with the scotch tape fix).
@@josecarlossilva6574 splicing tape is 10 bucks on ebay
Thank you SO MUCH! Very clear instructions and I rescued a VHS with such precious memories on it that I thought were lost forever. I'm very grateful that you posted this
Thanks for the video. I had to do this a couple of years ago. I was transferring a friend of mine's family videos on VHS to DVD. One of the VHS tapes broke. I took it apart without watching any TH-cam videos or instructions on Google. I opened the tape up the wrong way and stuff fell out that I never could get back in. I got worried until I thought of a way to fix the problem. First I watched videos and Googled how to do it. Then I got an old VCR tape of mine and took the old tape out of it and put the family video in that case. Spliced it together and it worked great. Transferred it to DVD and advised my friend to throw that old VCR tape in the garbage. Just the other day I was about to do the same thing for another friend. Put the tape in the VCR and it immediately ate it. I had to cut it out of the VCR. Splicing them together will screw up a section of no more than 10 seconds of the original video, maybe even less than that.
Brilliant!👍😃 You're a star!🌟🌟⭐ Fixed a broken 42 year old video tape that snapped as I digitised it!
Kevin Spacey sure knows how to fix video tapes!
Is it a coincidence that I’m coming across this video to see if I can repair my tape of American Beauty😂😂😂. Like I look up videos, come across this video and I see comments saying Kevin Spacey. It’s pretty funny that this guy looks a lot like him
I have spliced many videotapes in my time, and do agree it's a temporary fix. If you leave it, the sticky tape will eventually decompose and turn to dust - and that won't do the heads any good when it goes through! Also, if a tape has broken at the very beginning or end like in your example, I like to splice to the clear leader. That way, the machine will stop the tape before the splice touches the video head.
Thank you! Not only was I able to fix my old family tape but thanks to your demeanor I was totally calm through the whole process. 😄 I really appreciate you!!
Edit: PS I immediately completed the digital backup as per your instructions and the tape worked beautifully. 😁
I like this. Very clearly done is easy steps and all major points covered. Nice job !
RIP
Mrs Doubtfire
Mission Impossible
Nutty Professor
Jurassic Park
Titanic is next if I mess up again.
I think I got it now.
Thanks! I was able to save my brother's wedding from 20 years ago. You explained everything so well, it made it easy.
Very helpful, thank you! Just fixed a Disney World tape from 1994.
Thank you Kevin Spacey i love house of cards and now this helpful video.
direct and helpful, clear instructions, Thank you so much!
Thx you saved my parents mariage Video from 1987 so i can save it to the Pc.
Bought a thrift shop copy of “Mask” starring Cher. The beginning tape wasn’t attached at first but thanks to you the movie is now watchable. 👍
Click like if you think vhs is better than dvd.
good video but im not gonna back up my broken copy of girls gone wild for posterity, srry
Never use scotch or sellotape as overtime this can degrade and go stick causing damage to both tape and vcr
This is a great tutorial! Attention to detail is so important - thank you for taking us step by step through the process. I feel comfortable enough to try this on my own now!
Excellent tutorial. I just repaired a Vhs of my First Communion and a VhsC of my Dad who passed away a few years ago! I am having all my old family tapes transferred to Digital today so this repair has helped me a lot! I got both repaired within 10 mins each and excellent result! 🍀🍀🍀
Jo5epii I'm planning to repair my tapes it just right
I did this but you may lose a piece of video your watching.
Great man :) Did you make the backup? I'd like to see how that repaired VHS tape plays. I guess you lost a lot of data there and therefore the image and sound will be cut out and unsynchronised.
I've seen someone on a video long ago, straighten out wrinkled VHS iron oxide tape strips by pressing them between two decent round pencils, and running them along the length of the wrinkles. The before and after shots were amazing, being played on a working TV, and VCR.
Would it work well if you repair a VHS tape with super glue?
But wouldn't some of the media be lost from the cut
Thank You!
You Helped me repair one of my Beloved childhood montage of cartoons VHS tapes.
I wish I had watched your presentation before I watched someone else's. Unlike your's, it omitted a warning to avoid "springing" the spring. Yes, mine popped out. But, after studying a freeze frame in your presentation, so I could see where the spring had to be re-installed, I was able to get it back where it belonged (eventually). Your instructions were very clear and easy to follow. I've spliced a lot of audio tape back in "my day"; but, I needed your help with VHS. Thanks.
Much appreciated! I loved your performance in "American Beauty" and the first two seasons of "House of Cards"!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! My 2nd birthday is now able to be converted to digital! I rewound it and it broke :( Memories from 34 years ago are saved!
A fantastically clear tutorial. I can now play my 1995 tape of memories and convert it onto DVD. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I'm copying old VHS family movies to DVD. Most of these are over 25 years old and have been in storage. The tape broke on one while rewinding and I was so sad! But with your video I was able to successfully repair it! Whew! Thanks again for a great video!
Nicely done. Thank you for the helpful step-by-step guide-as well as the important reminder that we're only fixing it so it can then be copied.
Thankyou thankyou thankyou..
Very useful video..
Fayaz.. India.. 7.9.2023.
I can't believe that it's the year 2020 and I STILL need to do this XD Thanks so much for the tutorial!
I have VHS. However I haven't used it since 2004. Now the problem is the tape caught the dust.
Anyone know why some of my VHS movies make a weird audio buzzing sound over my tv speakers when they start playing? Is that a tape issue or the player cause its only with a few tapes? Thanks
This video is great!! Clear. concise, and thorough. Just helped me save a 20+ year old VHS tape that is super sentimental and can now be transferred to DVD and will be available forever. THANK YOU!!!!!!!
What!! Cut the tape wait a minute
This is the best "How To" video I have ever seen on TH-cam. Shows the entire process clearly and concisely in the video while explaining how to avoid pitfalls. I repaired a tape while watching the video and it went smoothly without parts falling out and I was confident everything was assembled and threaded properly. It made what could have been a frustrating job quick and easy. Thank you!
Just saved a old family video thank you so much :)
Good Morning Steve (did'nt catch your Last Name) from David all the way in Singapore. Always a pleasure to come back to your video time & again to refresh memory. One Question:: I am thinking of making the Starting Leader Tape longer so I can tape from really the beginning. As it is slways unable to erase and tspe over the very first bit... (by the way, where are you located ?).🙏👏👏👏👍
thank you so much, was ripping old shows from the 90s and the tape was broken, you just saved my project :)
watching VHS in 2016.
I have a tape that forwards & rewinds fully but when I press play the timer is stuck at 0:00:00, how can I play the tape?
Thanks. I fixed 4 tapes. They'll help during the lockdown. Much appreciated.
But you need to have razor sharp eyes and a steady hand,especialy with small cassette tapes wich can be frustrating because even if you are becarefull,to tape can keep sticking to your vingers,making matters worse.
Here in 2019, you’re still a lifesaver! This video explains perfectly how to recover damaged vhs tapes and precious footage to keep them going in the digital era. Thank you sir!
PeterTran it may, yes. Depends on how much you cut. Sometime it’s too subtle to notice.
Mine was damaged right at the very beginning of the tape and I can't get any uncrinkled tape to splice....:(
Glad I found this, this is exactly what I was needed! Thank you very much!
My question is: do I have to open the cassette if we cut the TRANSPARENT, ending part of the tape?
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Last night the player (which works perfectly fine) bit the tape in while spat the cassette out. (most likely the tape wasn't clean, its an old, but official release, not a home video). The player designed too tricky and boxy and couldnt find a way to reach the inside, so we cut the tape to get it out and separate the cassette and the player. fortunately we could cut the transparent part of the tape, at the end of it, and not the content-filled part.
Also, are we sure the common scotchtape (or whatever it's called in english) is safe for this use? As I know that type of tape tends to let the glue go and flow after some time.
Yeah you can’t damage a VCR by playing a wrinkled tape like that, at most it’s plausible that the strain would cause the tape to split depending on the type used which would likely cause the player to panic and immediately eject.
Hi. I followed everything you said, and the Siri g on the top didn’t fall out… but as I was ready to put everything back together, I noticed a SMALLER single spring in the corner of the bottom near the release knob. Where furs thus tiny spring belong?
Thank you! I had an old VHS that kept stopping after a few seconds. Turns out there was a huge broken piece of plastic caught in the tape. I got it removed and am not digitising old home movies. Great, easy to follow video!
My VHS tape will not eject ? the Hitachi VHS/DVR player turns on then after about 20 sec it turns itself off ? any suggestions ...
Cutting that wrinkled tape doesn't delete some important information?
Thank you for this, just saved the only video footage of a band I had from 31 years ago, transferred it to the computer now!
Did it work out with any body😓😓😓
please answer😉😉
It worked with me just fine يا أميرة أحلى المدن
I am transferring my VHS to digital, but seems that they are damaged due high temperatures. When transferring, the recording shows blanks and the movie and repeats all the way to the end. Can I fix this? Thank you
Hi hope you're well
I did this, but had a look the tape at the end , is shiny from the inside and less on the outside, I don't know how this is possible but I think it may have gone the wrong way since all the years of being left broken off, it's from 1993, recorded by a videographer at the time. So anyway as I inserted the tape into the VHS, it was making a slight crumbling sound, on the screen I could only see black, with a buzzing sound, only at one moment I heard some old music from that tape but other than that it's still the same, it's really important, I hope you can help.
Done something like this years ago on vhs tape, its tricky getting the line up of each end of the vhs tape onto the scotch tape but as stated in this video have to be careful when taking apart the vhs tape that no parts scatter or comes out of the roller paths, I actually have two mini dvd vhs tapes I have to fix more tedious then the big vhs tapes but wanting to use more durable repair tape can get on ebay don't like using scotch tape being its very easy to snap or rip again.
Saved my daughter's first piano lesson tape!! Thanks!!
THANK YOU!! You just saved my beloved duran duran tape 🧡
Along with fixing. Please provide where to send old VHS tapes to record on disc. Then I can pitch this, thing.
Hi! I have a cassette adapter that I put the smaller vhs tapes from my camcorder into. When I play a few tapes they’ve got like a static at the bottom of the screen. I know these tapes are kinda old but is there any way I can fix this problem? It must be coming from the smaller vhs tape rather than the cassette adapter I’m thinking. Anyway any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
At 7:55. What exact position is that spring supposed to be in ??? It's hard to see, can't enlarge. And go slower !🎉
Hello Sir ! I'm french and I managed to repair my VHS tape. Thank you very much !
Do we really have to cut a piece of the VHS tape off? I'm afraid if I cut it, it will take away some of the video
All mine don’t have regular screws. Idk if it’s because they’re so old but mine are all circle and can’t find a key for them
HAVE BACK UPS. NOTHING LIVES FOR EVER. TERE ARE MANY WAYS TO MAKE A COPIE. EVEN IF THINGS ARE PROTECTED AGAINST TO MAKING COPIES. HOW ?. YOU HAVE TO BUY THE PRODUCT TWICE. AND USE ONLY THE FIRST PRODUCT.
Amazing video. This worked super well. Thank you
Thank you very much sir. Very good video. I followed it step by step
wow this is amazing, I didn't even know that you could do this!
I don't reccomend this for trying to save old TV shows you recorded that are NOT replaceable as you loose the footage on the "bad" section, I instead try to restraighten the wrinkled parts in that case. Also as VHS does eventually go away forever, I reccomend getting a thing called VCR 2 PC (It's a special VHS player that hooks by USB right to a PC or LapTop) You can then play it and save it to your PC or LapTop (I use a 64 Bit PC running Win 7 Ultimate and use NERO Platinum 2017 to capture the video.)
Thank you for posting the video. We are trying to salvage some of my wife's family videos that was cut
You should make a disclaimer that you should use VHS splicing tape and not scotch tape.
I have an issue with the white wheel on the backside of the videocassette that seems to have become loose. It is causing the tape to skip for a lack of a better word and the talking is garbled. Is there anyway to repair or tighten the wheel?
This is the first time dealing with this issue in using videotapes for the last 14 years or so.
Thanks.
Thank you so much,you saved the only tape with my grandparents I have!
Would it be too thick if you taped from both sides? Thanks, great vid! 🙏
thank you for explaining how the tape runs between rollers.
EXCELLENT!!! Just what I needed to see! Thank you!
ok, you can do this... you can do this... focus, Al
wait, but wouldn't the Cut out Tap Remove a Scene from the VHS.
Fix my tape I was watching Siege 1998 vhs
This vhs player i just got ripped the film of the year i was born. I am very upset. I hope this will fix it.
thanks you so much ! clear and simple... i wishe that god will always send you someone that will help you if you need .
Thanks to your tutorial, I was able to transplant the reels from a broken VHS tape into a new tape.
Will this work on the smaller VHS tapes as well? I think they are called VHS-C
Thank you. Worked perfect!@
I wish I knew how to do that.
Fixed my VHS game with this! Thanks!
Because you made a lifesaving video God has reserved a special place in heaven just for you!
thant you very much for this practical presentation, i need how to do, because i ve got some trouble