can I record my movie DVDs to a flash drive
312127
I use my player for what it is, a DVD player and it works very well. I am not interested in downloading therefore I have absolutely no idea.
312128
First, I do not think that the VOB files of a DVD format will play from a USB drivethru a DVD player. But I do use software to convert some DVD VOB formatsto AVI files that will play from a flash drive thru a DVD player.Does that make sense???
312129
Have not tried. I bought mainly for cheap karaoke. That's what I got. Does not put words on screen. Thinking of returnig it. May have waited to long
1494646
I assume you mean a "lightscribe" type of DVD? If yes, the answer is no. Just a normal DVD or CD surface in which you can write your information. These are not the type you can burn your information.
253658
You can but as I recall you can only do it through the FireWire port and then when you finalize the disc you can play the movies back on a regular DVD player
584723
The DVD RW is mostly for movies you would need to get CD r or CD-RW that will determine on what your sources that going to do to recording
1498843
Yep, burned dvds work and also flash drives work as well with this thing. :)
696664
Yes, I've copied movies to the flash drive and watched them later. I have a Samsung Galaxy. I have not tried to copy blue ray, yet.
1440094
I have not recorded directly to the flash drive, I transferred my files from home computer to the flash drive. Then I play the music through my radio system in the semi-truck and play the movies off my old laptop computer. The play back of the movie files is only as good as my copy of the the file. So if my copy is a good copy the movie plays back great, but if the file is not as good which happens sometimes the movie quality is poorer. I hope this answers your question.
2183921
Yes, the unit accepts most common recordable DVD media. You may record directly to DVD or dub from the HDD of previously recorded items.
49102
I was able to record videos from my computer on these disk. Hope this helps.
808928
yes you can. any DVD or CD can be "dubbed" fully or just record what you want to the hard drive. the only DVD's you cannot are those that are copy right protected, (those you buy at the store, latest movies). DVD's made on computers, laptops, by non profit, churches usually do not have protection so as to encourage you to copy and share.
646322
First, You would select usb using the input button same as you select the DVD feature. If you are trying to view pictures from a camera(make sure it's turned on) or flash drive, plug it in first, then select the usb through the input button. If you are trying to watch a downloaded movie on your usb drive this will not work. To watch movies from a flash drive, you would need something that has a usb input which processes video, and outputs that are compatible with your TV's A/V inputs. I have tried the usb inputs on many TV's and DVD players with no success. I have heard that certain videogame consoles work well showing videos from usb drives but that's a "$400.00 solution". Think of my usb input as a new place to charge my phone.
2092484
No, you can record to a thumb drive through the USB port, then record to CD using a computer. I have not tried this yet.
1208804
Well, I'm not an expert on DVD burning, but my experience is that you should have no problem. The scanner produces a jpg file for each slide or negative scanned. With DVD burning software, which is installed on most computers, you can transfer the files from the flash memory card to a DVD. Most computers now have a flash memory card reader built in, or you can read the files with a USB adaptor which is included with the scanner. There is, of course, a limit to the number of images you will be able to put on a DVD. My DVDs store about 4 GB, but my flash memory card holds about 16 GB, so I would need 4 DVDs to hold the images on a full memory card. Jay
615413
Actually I can copy something to a disk, but I haven't tried to watch movies on this drive. The only thing is sometimes it just can be recognized by my laptop. And I have to try several times to make it to be recognized.
2165523
It should, although I haven't tried it. Most people want to go the other way around... Record on the hard drive (temporary) and archive onto DVD (temporary to semi-permanent to permanent, depending on the type of DVD disk.) May I ask why you would want to put something from a playable archived format onto a temporary unit?
839943
Yes, video saves to sd card then can be transferred your computer, then to a DVD. Just like taking a picture from a digital camera, transferring it to a computer then backing it up on a disc or flash drive. It really is a good device. You won't be disappointed. Hope this helps
2050238
Not unless you have IOMEGA zip disks you need to access. As others have said, it's old technology. You probably want a flash drive that is compatible with current computers.