I have about 500 VHS tapes. When my VCR died I was out of luck. I started buying DVDs to play in the PS2, but in the future I want to make sure that I can always watch my other videos as well. I am in the market for a DVD-R/VHS combo, but have heard that they all have built in devices to avoid reproducing copyrighted material. I have also heard that VHS tapes didn’t include this data until recently. Lots of my tapes are over 10 years old. Do you know when they started including this data on VHS tapes, and do you know of anyway that I can copy the other tapes onto DVD for my own personal home library? Also, any reccomendations on what type of DVD-r/VHS combo I should buy? Thanks… not trying to make money here, just trying to convert.

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