RQOTD 2.16.20

[Tamara]

Do you hang on to old VHS videos that you no longer are able to play?

I've been struggling with some that I really don't want to get rid of although the kids' dance concerts were poor quality at the time. I have recently discovered that if you take them to Walgreens and have them converted it costs you $25. But if you go straight through the company that they use it's only $12.99.
It's called imemories.com The only difference is you have to pay the shipping to send them to them but for that price I am willing to do that.
I wanted to get my daughter's wedding switch to a CD or DVD whatever they call them now.
We also have a tape when my husband and son dove with the sharks in the Bahamas. My grandson who is eight recently discovered that Grandpa and his dad did that. So my husband wants to get the tape converted so he can show it to him.
Pretty sure I will be using this company for a bit.

[Krystle]

My mom converted old vhs but I haven’t had to

[Tracy F]

I don't think we have any VHS tapes. We probably got rid of them when we moved to Florida. I did find a bunch of slides at my parents and I converted about half of them to digital. Still need to do the rest of them.

[tammyfolk]

I haven't yet. . . but I do have some in storage (with the video camera from back in the day) that I would eventually like to have converted, but in order to do that I have to find the box.

[TerriB]

I deep cleaned a couple months ago & finally got rid of all of them.

[sdwhru]

Have a couple that are old movies, but not any personal VHS recordings