How Do You Convert Video Tape Footage to DVD Format?

3 ways you could do it: 1 - Mash the tape into a soft mushy ball. Flatten it out like a DVD sized pancake. Cook it for 5 minutes at 300 F. 2 - Buy a computer, a video capture card, and video editing software. Play the tape into the video capture card and record it with the software. Edit the video as you please. Burn DVDs using the software. 3 - Buy a DVD recorder. Connect the VCR into the input of the DVD recorder. Press play on VCR and Record on DVD recorder. It will create a menu when you "finalize" your DVD.

1. is it illegal to secretly video tape a minor at school and post it online?

Sort of, not really. It is illegal to record a private conversation. Your school may have a policy against phones, recording, or posting to the internet during school hours. There may be an internet bullying policy at your school. I doubt there is a law to cover you, but school policy might--approach this with school officials if you think it is time to get authorities involved

2. Is it illegal to secretly video tape someone while they are in your bathroom?

Yes, it's an invasion of privacy. What the hell is wrong with you?

3. sexual video tape I found?

Oh My Gosh! call the police immediately!

4. I need to transfer video tape to disc. Can I rent "whatever" to do it and what is it called?

You would need a VCR and a DVD recorder. In UK you can rent these. Whether you can or not this side of the "pond", I do not know? It probably is and I suggest trying your local Yellow Pages

5. For women: I let him come home?

Video tape your next session, not the sex, blah, the important stuff... u know, what they call evidence?

6. What camera do they use to video tape a bullet shot from a gun?

Hi Jakey: There's "no one camera" that production crews & scientists use for high-speed moving pictures. Historically, high-speed film (movie) cameras have been used, before digital video electronics with fast enough scan rates & shutter speeds were developed in recent years. DB Milliken is one of the most popular brands of high-speed film cameras, since they were widely used in USAF and Navy fighter planes as "gun cameras". Photron's "FASTCAM" and Vision Research's "Phantom" are two popular high frame-rate video cameras that are used in sports and on shows like "Mythbusters" and "Time Warp". There are other brands and custom-modifiers for both film and video high-speed photography. All these types of cameras are very specialized and very expensive (tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars), so most production companies rent them instead of buy them. Surplus film cameras can be relatively cheap, but the high cost of raw film & film processing has to be added to the final "shooting cost" when using them. hope this helps, --Dennis C.

7. Why don't men believe women's account of how they are groped multiple times, until they "go to the video tape"?

Because it's really hard for people to empathize with people whose experiences are so far removed from their own. Sometimes it's not a lack of empathy on their part (in that they can be an empathetic person) but rather they just can't cognitively see it from the point of view of the other person. In their minds, they are seeing all the variables and they simply don't see it that way, and it's almost impossible for them to connect to an experience so foreign. So for many men, they simply can't fathom what women go through on a day to day basis, the constant harassment, sexual comments, groping, and sometimes full on sexual assault that they have been subjected to since the age of 11-13 (if they're lucky, men waited that long to do it). Even the men who do it can't fathom how what they are doing is not okay; to them, this is just part of the "game" they play to get women to have sex with them. They don't really see women as people with autonomy like they have, even though they won't actually say that. They'll claim not to understand consent, and they genuinely might not, but if a man treated them that way, they'd understand consent extremely well.For men who would never do such a thing and always treat women with respect, the idea that most men are like them seems obvious. They often assume that women are exaggerating, doing it for attention, or have a victim mentality. They can't fathom the pervasive, persistent sexual harassment that women go though on a daily basis. The fact that so many men's response to the #MeToo movement was to be dubious of all the claims show that men simply don't realize what almost all women go through, often on a daily basis. I have never talked to one woman who hasn't been sexually harassed or even sexually assaulted in some way. Many men feel entitled to do something like this. They decide that it's okay to grope women at a club because there are no consequences and to them, it's a normal interaction. And even for empathetic men, it's often difficult to empathize with an experience so far removed from your own. Why do not men believe women's account of how they are groped multiple times, until they "go to the video tape"?