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Home audio & video: Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies?
Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies?
by AKan - 12/26/05 12:16 PMI'm thinking of buying a DVD-Recorder for use with my TV & Comcast DVR set-top box.
My question is: With the single disc tray models, how would I make a backup copy of a DVD (without copywrite protection)? Is it possible or are these models exclusively for transferring VHS tapes or camcorder inputs?
Tx.
Not an expert but
by Fireboss - 12/29/05 6:31 AM In reply to: Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies? by AKanI don't think this is possible on a straight recorder. The only way it may work is with a recorder that has a built in hard drive and then only if the software on the device allow such things. I suppose you could buy an inexpensive player and a hard drive recorder and direct the oputput of the former to the latter's hard drive then record from that.
It would seem simpler to use a PC with two dvd drives - fairly common now - and something like Mediaone from Intervideo to do the work.
Just MHO of course and worth what you paid for it
Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies?
by jcrobso - 12/29/05 8:11 AM In reply to: Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies? by AKanI have a Dish Network DVR and I use a DVD recorder to make backup copies of the programs. Hook the A/V outputs of the DVR to the DVD recorder and make your backup. John
yes
by masterying01 - 12/30/05 3:43 AM In reply to: Using a DVD-Recorder, can i make back-up DVD copies? by AKanget a Sima GoDVD ct-2 or ct-1 adapter. that'll let you backup both copyrighted and non copyrighted material. unfortunately...the process is time consuming. using your computer would be the best and fastest way.
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