Is it possible to connect your vcr to your computer?
If so, how?  

[glb][/glb] Unfortunately the simple ANSWER is no. I'd suggest you install a DVD DRIVE instead.

RB™Er the simple answer is YES!  Of course, that depends on what you want to do.  If you want to record to your computer your OLD vcr tapes then you will need a HARDWARE component which will convert the data from the vcr to a format the computer can understand.  Check out the link for ideas.

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=1428

You can also go from computer to tape but it's a bit trickier.sure it is possible with Graphic card like ATI Radeon series.To record a video signal (TV input or VCR tape) to a PC HARD drive, you will need a 'frame grabber', 'genlock', or similar video input conversion card. To play an NTSC composite or chroma/luma/audio set, you need a suitable video card capable of outputting an NTSC signal and an audio card with the right adaptor to play into the modulator or TV video/SVideo and audio inputs.

You may also need a signal processor or filter device to strip out any corruption introduced by pervo's like Macrovision.belkin video bus can handle it........nice..