Combi Models of DVD Recorder + VCR

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Is it possible to record to a cd from the video
tape from the VCR part.
Any help appreciated.
 
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Is it possible to record to a cd from the video
tape from the VCR part.
Any help appreciated.
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If I understand you correctly, you want to convert from VCR tapes (VHS)
to DVD?

If so, you can use a video capture card and DVD burner on your PC.
Usually the video capture card comes with program for such usage.

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AAH started:
Is it possible to record to a cd from the video
tape from the VCR part.
Any help appreciated.
Click to expand...

If I understand you correctly, you want to convert from VCR tapes (VHS)
to DVD?

If so, you can use a video capture card and DVD burner on your PC.
Usually the video capture card comes with program for such usage.

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I believe the OP is asking about those combo units you can now buy at retail
stores (Walmart, Futureshop,etc) that have BOTH a DVD recorder + a VCR
built-in.

I have seen a few & my neighbors 'claim' that they had no problems copying
normal tapes over. I think that if the tape (rental for example) has any
macrovision, copyguard type of protection on it; you won't be able to copy it.

I never asked them either if the dvd recorder could 'play' a dvd such that you
could record to the vcr??? I wonder if it is only a one-way type deal???

ozzy
 
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