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Title: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 01:17
     
 
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: P.C. on Feb 24 09 02:02
This is something I've been looking for some clear answers on as well.  But for every bit of information I get....something else contradicts it.  So I still don't know.

  There's some info in this old VCR-DVD thread....but I don't understand any of it. (http://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/4.gif)

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Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 02:17
           
 
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: P.C. on Feb 24 09 02:28
Have you been rethinking if I'm a commie ?  (http://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/4.gif)
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 02:31
   
 
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Lise on Feb 24 09 07:10
I have the combo but it won't let me copy the VHS to the DVD. Some kinda copyright code or something like that.
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 08:48
   
 
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: P.C. on Feb 24 09 08:55
The mystery part for me, is....isn't there a difference between recording on a DVD and burning a DVD?  I'm sure there are more technical terms for the process....but I think that when it is only recorded onto the DVD....it is limited in how it can be played back.  I wish I knew.    
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 09:02
   
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: P.C. on Feb 24 09 09:11
Isn't that what you called me a commie for ?  (http://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Happy/12.gif)
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 24 09 09:15
   
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: P.C. on Feb 24 09 09:18
I did ?  Well....what exactly are you looking to record ?
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Lise on Feb 25 09 05:44
I have tried with a recorded VHS (my wedding tape) and ripped-off VHS but nope, it would not copy to the DVD. I'm sure if you fiddle with the settings (not legal??) you may be able to do it.
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 25 09 08:17
             
 
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: purelife on Feb 25 09 08:33
Michel - If it's not to your satisfaction, you could always return it within 14 days at London Drugs.  I'm pretty sure they accept open-boxed items and will give you a full refund.
Title: Re: VCR-DVD combo
Post by: Michel on Feb 25 09 09:50