Have you ever popped an old VHS tape into your VCR and find the video snowy, the sound garbled, or it just wouldn't play at all?

Have you ever tried to eject a VHS tape from your VCR to find out that the tape was wrapped around the internal parts of your VCR?

Do you hate how slow your VCR rewinds your VHS tapes after you've watched them?

Do you have a DVD Player and wish that huge collection of VHS tapes you have were on CDs?

Have you seen ads from companies that transfer VHS Tapes to VCD or DVD, but don't want to spend the money?

Did you know that you can convert VHS movies to CDs using your home computer and play these CDs in your DVD player?  (No DVD Burner or expensive equipment/parts are required)

We all have tons of memories stored on very old VHS tapes.  When we recorded these tapes, we figured they were permanent and would last a lifetime.  Boy, were we wrong.  It's not a matter of if your VHS tape will fail, but when.

CDs will last a lifetime (well over 100 years) and the video quality never deteriorates no matter how many times you watch it.  Not to mention, the analog VHS tape is outdated technology and will not exist in the near future.  On the other hand, digital CD technology is here to stay.  DVD video rentals have already outnumbered VHS rentals in recent months.

Don't wait until your VHS tapes become unreadable and wish you had somehow saved them.  Convert or transfer them to digital CDs using this guide and preserve them while there's still time.

This 50 page book is complete with detailed photos and screen shots and explains step-by-step how to convert VHS tapes to CDs using your computer.  (No DVD Burner or expensive equipment/parts are required).  The CDs created using this guide can be viewed in a DVD player.  The Book is in computer format and can be read on any Windows compatible computer.