This is actually my second attempt at making this video. The first time, I did well, but the tape didn't look right so I abandoned it. But now I have a more successful Video this time. (I again really hope that the mold does not take over my Magnavox VCR because if it does, I'll be sad ad wait to use it in the future to fix it when I have the skills or get it serviced somewhere.) But there were small specs the size of really small crumbs so maybe it won't happen at all in fact it's a very small chance of that happening now that I mention it. So, this was me showing and telling you how to convert your VHS tapes to DVD using A Magnavox ZV427MG9 VHS DVD Recorder. I unfortunately had to throw the disk out because there was too much damage, I recorded but the film strip looked fine. I took the cover off and it looked fine too. I wonder what happened? Maybe it actually is Age because I put a newer tape in, and it worked just fine. I guess when it's time to record VHS to DVD one day on one of my tapes that I just recorded on to, I'll find out whether that mold grew and damaged the combo recorder or not just by simply playing a tape.

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