How to Burn Imovie to DVD to Play on TV

In recent years, prices for converting old tapes to DVDs have been trending upward. If you've been waiting to get your tapes converted, it might be a good idea to act now before prices increase further. There are various options available for transferring your VHS tapes to DVDs, including services offered by retail stores and online companies.

One option is to use an online service like YesVideo, which offers conversion services starting from $26 per tape for the first two hours of converting. Additional hours will cost an additional $26 every two hours. Many big-name retail corporations also offer VHS-to-DVD conversion services through their photo departments.

If you're not comfortable with the technical process of transferring your tapes to DVDs yourself, you can opt for a professional service from a store like Costco, CVS, Walmart, or Sam's Club. These stores typically use the same company, YesVideo, for their conversion services.

For those who would rather preserve their home videos without having to convert them to DVD, there are other options available. You can also consider converting your VHS tapes to digital files, which can be stored on a computer or external hard drive.

Regardless of whether you choose to burn Imovie to DVD or convert it to a digital file, the process can be done with basic tools and at a modest cost. Here's how to get started:

* Transferring to DVD, Blu-ray, or digital file on Windows and Mac

* Using a VHS-DVD combo or separate VCR and DVD burner

By following these steps, you'll be able to preserve your home videos and enjoy them for years to come.

Burn imovie to dvd to play on tv