Or there are plenty on eBay if you don’t want to pay too much.
Basically you just hook the VCR up via a USB then play out the tape while recording on the computer. It can be quite a long and arduous process if you have lots of old tapes but well worth it (I did our entire family collection a few years ago, took about a year to get through the whole lot!).
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I’m wondering if people have heard of google?
As in the show Googlebox??? 
I’m wondering if you actually talk to people like this in real life 
@LukeMovieMan I would recommend doing this or donating them to someone who can. Uploading caps are always appreciated by the community but pointing a phone camera at a TV just isn’t the same. If you’re serious about wanting to share your collection and preserving history in its best possible form, then doing it properly is the only way to go.
Wouldn’t you only need one VCR? What are you going to do with a stack of them?
People with a Mac possibly you could help me?
So in the default mail app I’ve got my quite a few email accounts connected (including my uni email). Is there a way to have a default (sending) email address for one set of contacts and another default for another set of contacts?
i.e. anything sent to people with a uni email sent from my uni email address etc.
Desktop PC (Windows) won’t start-up.
Hard drive running and monitor working, but just a black screen after the windows icon.
Hard drive fault? Needs repair? Or can I do something?
Tried accessing BIOM or whatever it is F12 on start up and resorting default. Tried unplugging and restarting, nothing.
Bloody computers, I swear every year there’s always something that needs repair.
Remote possibility it is something that is plugged into the computer (e.g. external drive) that is problem. Unplug everything except screen and try.
No luck 
Thank you for the suggestion though.
Off to the PC doctor tomorrow.
Earlier in the year my brand new laptop was freezing and had couple of blue screens of death. Updating the BIOS and all the drivers fixed the issue. Hopefully yours is as simple as an update - hope you can easily get it fixed.
Can’t even get to the logon screen.
What did you do in the BIOS?
If it’s a black screen after the Windows prompt, you could attempt a start in safe mode. What you need to do is turn the computer off (cut the power or hold down the power button) IMMEDIATELY after you see the Windows logo, three times. This will cause the OS to at least enter recovery mode where you can attempt a repair on the operating system or enter safe mode to recover files if you want.
Usually Windows enters recovery mode by itself after three unsuccessful bootups, but it sounds like the computer makes it past the boot sequence (hence not triggering the ‘boot failure’ sequence) and then immediately hangs on the black screen.
By the way, on this ‘black screen’ - does the mouse cursor work?
No.
But I’ll try again, thank you.
I’ve been trying to find how to bring up the menu with the “start in safe mode”, etc options.
I was just curious, has anyone else been receiving this pop-up as well? For me, it’s only occurring when I access my forum, however I’ve spoken to a member on there, and it appears to be occurring on other sites as well. I’ve tried googling it and judging by several sites I’ve come across, it seems to be an issue that is affecting Australian internet users. It hasn’t popped-up on Media Spy yet, so hopefully it stays that way.
It has got me a bit concerned. Is it a type of malware? Hopefully my computer hasn’t been affected.
I’d say the ad server for the host for your forum is malfunctioning.
I’d suggest installing AdBlock or a similar chrome extension, turning it on and seeing if it still happens.
Possibly. I’ll install AdBlock and see if it helps at all. Although, if it’s an issue that other Australian internet users are experiencing, it may not change anything. I’ll give it a go anyway.
Good morning guys.
Several months ago, I purchased a new Acer Windows 10 computer (as the iMac is getting old). I had the iMac computer since mid 2011. This iMac computer did not support mac OS X 10.14 and beyond and therefore it ran too slow. I previously had a Desktop computer that I have had since 2008. That Desktop computer ran on the Windows XP software. In early 2013, this computer was unable to connect to the wi-fi.
Last week, I have decided to disassemble the parts from the Desktop computer and stripped out the 320GB External Hard Drive, the DVD Drive, the Floppy Disk Drive, the casing, the Video card. During this week, I headed off to Officeworks and asked them whether they recycle old computers. The guys at the desk told me that the store recycles computers, however, they don’t recycle monitors. A couple of days ago, I phoned an IT store and asked them whether they could recycle the computer parts. Unfortunately the IT Store does not allow them for recycling, he told me that I could head off to the e-waste facility to recycle the computers. Do you know other facilities that could recycle computer parts?
What kind of monitor is it? A CRT? Unfortunately it’s extremely difficult to find recycling facilities to take them due to the leaded glass. Only specialised waste facilities will accept them. Your council may have a waste facility that will accept e-waste like that.
