Does machine record on dvr-discs or only dvr+ discs?
199008
If referring to DVD -R; DVD+R, I do know that it does record on +R, haven't tried -R. I did all my recording on +RW
199009
I think you mean dvd- or dvd+ discs. Yes it will record on both. With the DVD+ you can erase and record over if you want.
199010
It will record on either one. The - discs a have to be finalized to play on other machines.
199011
It's suppose to work on both, but the machine would read DVD+R, and would not read DVD-R.
199012
i use dvd+r i know my friend is having problems with machine reading disc. i am ok
199013
I haven't recorded on this machine yet, which I purchased to replace the discontinued model with a built - in tuner. I could not play back DVD- disks recorded on that machine. Some dvd+ disks recorded on that machine seemed to go bad after a lot of use, as well. The lightly used vcr is what failed completely. I liked having the controls on the box, which Toshiba did not have.
862893
If the xvim dvr uses an IDE harddrive, yes. I think it might be sata though.
1238020
There is no Disc it will record over old vid. Yes you can record all the time or set them up on motion record as i have mine so there on all the time but record when motion is detected you set them and let them do there job
187458
You can use DVD+R discs. There is no real difference between DVD+R and DVD-R essentially they are the same. Yes you can watch recorded DVD's.
638860
My Promos cameras doesn't need a DVR to record photos or videos. The camera records both photos and video on a 2G to a 32G memory card.
1049415
Yes not just can wach you also can wach your dvr recordings separately or record anything
1431069
I never needed one to record on my samsung unit to record from dvr to dvd but I never try it on this one, I recommend to you that if you have the unit already try to record and connect the dvd to the tv so you can monitor the image turn the channel until you see it on the tv screen.
686482
I don't think so. But not 100% sure, I did tried several times to hit record audio on DVR, but were never able to record or hear sound.
1696382
Alex, This is not an issue relating to the disk, but rather the hardware/software you are using to record the show. Most recording devices allow for a disk to remain "open" after recording and "finalized" at some later point. That being the case, you should be able to do what you want to do for multiple recordings. For example, I am using a dual VCR/DVD machine to copy my personal VCR tapes, and my system allows me to put multiple tapes on one DVD before finalizing it.
1543496
Yes when you are in "VR" mode...not "video" recording mode for DVD-RW and DVD+RW disks. I just did it using a -RW formated in VR.RP
1774466
Just a standard cd dvr optical drive. Unfortunately I don't know the brand ect.
1201140
Depends on included software. However, one of the best DVRs there is, is Windows Media Center which is included in most versions of Windows. The one included in Win7 and Win8 is best version.
334999
As far as I know, DVR video formats are not playable on anything other than the recording device or a computer. Copy the DVR files onto a computer first, convert the video to a more common video format, then burn that file on a DVD.
2080411
I am certainly no expert on this subject; I only know there are machine specific requirements: I own a DVD recorder that allows me to edit the commercials from TV shows I record. In order to do this I must use -RW discs.I also have a DVD duplicator with which I can make copies of personally recorded home videos. This machine requires me to record the master copy on +RW format.
593145
You can't record with a DVD player. Try one of the excellent DirecTV DVR's for excellent quality recordings.
945487
That would depend on your setup with the dvr. Ours works fine. Our dvr will not record protected tapes, even if recorded off of tv and just transferring for your personal use from Vhs to Dvds. So we generally just wait until it comes on Tv again or check for used movies on amazon or cheap movie bends in the stores.
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DVD recorders can record off the air programs only if they have a "tuner". The Toshiba DVR670 does have one, but the Toshiba DVR620, for example, does not. A recorder with a tuner can be programmed just like VCR's. DVD discs come in several "flavors" the most common being DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW. All of these are compatible with most recorders, the +RW and -RW ones can be "erased" and rewritten, while the +R and -R cannot.