Can I put the video on dvds? Can I put the video on dvds?
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Yes. In most cases you'll have no other choice. Whether your device plays the movies, though, is up to the device. The camera lets you save the hi-def videos to the AVI file format and some DVD players will play these, but most play only the XVID AVI format. There's a program called Mov Converter that should let you convert many files to playable DVD formats.
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To burn on to dvd's, all you do is record the session. Once recorded, save it to the dvd as the location of the file. DVD-R is non-erasable so what ever you record, it will be the only thing on the disk. To put more sessions, check google.com to see what is required on your system. The DVD-RW is erasable so you can delete sessions and record again.
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Only if the DVD is not copywriter protected. DVDs that have been burned via computer can be copied onto VHS tapes.
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Yes, you can. The videos take up a lot of space though, so you probably couldn't fit more than one video.
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Yes, for sure, I would recommend that you aquire an owner's manual, if you don't already have one. By using the dubbing funtion on the remote/machine, you can very easily record dvd's to vhs tapes, and, also vhs tapes to dvd's. Get yourself an owner's manual, online, or at your favorite electronics store, the instructions for these operations are fully explained. I hope this has been some help to you.
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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
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Yes you can record directly to a DVD. Or if you wish first to HDD, edit it, and then copy to DVD.
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I haven't tried it but according to the instruction manual as long as the dvd or cassette tape is not copy protected you can do it. Also you can''t do it if the erase-protection tab on the cassette tape has been removed.
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Yes you can. You can put music on any type of CD ,DVD, even dual layer DVD. Doesn't matter. Because most devices will read it like some DVD players will read the musical can on DVD discs and all computers will play it. Only thing is if you expect to play music on a portable CD music player or a CD player in the car you'll have to put music on a regular 700mb CD and just so you know I never buy music discs because 700mb data discs are the same when it comes to music.
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not sure if it's still an issue, but you could try copying the dvds on your computer and playing the copies in your dvd player.
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Yes, you can transfer video easily by utilizing DVD making software like: Windows DVD Maker, Roxio Creator and many dvd burning software.
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If you are asking if you can burn the VHS contents to the dvd drive, no. The DVD drive on this unit is just a player. Check out Panasonic VHS/DVD recorders. I have one that records VHS to DVD -- it works beautifully, but is very old and no longer available. You may be able to find one from a third-party seller.
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Yes. The video is saved in mp4 format and can be transferred to DVD on a computer. If you want to make a DVD playable in most house hold DVD players, you may want to use windows movie maker, or a video converter. There are many to choose from on the internet, including free ones.
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Yes you can. After buying mine I gave the DVD to a friend for is got damage and now I am using it as a speaker on my Computer, laptop and Cell phone.
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Not without knowing more than just "I can't...convert my DVDs." People can't provide help when they don't even know what they're trying to help you with. Please be more specific in what step of the process you're having problems with and what you're trying and what's happening when you try it, as well as anything else that could be helpful information to anyone attempting to assist you.
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i'm pretty sure you can. i didn't have any trouble doing it. but not copy-protected discs or tapes.
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They are right. Download to computer and burn disc , I 'm not real computer literate as I have a problem viewing the disc on my tv. Which I blame on not knowing how to the right software to burn a DVD. But anyway, I wanted to add that you could also email the video as an attachment to your prof,