Call me crazy, but, I've been thinking about this as a new hobby
 

During the mid to late 80s, my parents apparently were into recording movies they rented from Erols (now defunct) and Blockbuster video. Then, they started their own video business in the early 90s. During that span of about 10 years, they amassed about 500 movies and about 200 video jobs, all recorded on video cassette. I was thinking about asking my folks if I could get all those movies and projects and convert them to DVD and/or digital media. I figure that'd take at least a year to convert all those video cassettes to DVD. I know there are machines out there for that very purpose.


So, what do you all think?


Also, my mom was a part of this CD club back in the 80s as well. She bought about 200 CDs of 80s/early 90s music. I was gonna ask her for all of them so I could rip them into I tunes and then put them on an Ipod for her as a gift.


Holla

My dad puts shit on dvd's for a living..

Hes got a decked out office for it in the house....

really?


tyte

My father still records weddings, but on a part time basis now...Everything he uses now is digital...

Is there a lot of money in what ur dad does?

Enough to get by....

aiight


it'd be somethin I do on a part time basis, and just as a time passer when RV isn't kickin off


haaaaa

Are you ever gonna try and get it 'kickin off' with rappin?

wut u mean










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i think he means try and rap 4 a livin mate

ehhh...iono


if you sign me Nos, I'll rap for your label


how bout dat



:thumbup:

My uncle does this as a hobby. Last time I was at his place he was showing me all these bootleg prog. rock shows he converted to DVD. If you have the right software for it, the picture is great quality.

i see some body need a girl friend because you got to much time on your hands

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just foolin shit would be tight