how to erase recorded TV shows from DVD
1995774
I don't know. I've never tried to erase. I only record to vhs tape or dvd. However, I have noticed that I can only playback my dvd's on my recorder. If I try to play them back on another machine, the dvd's do not work. Jim G.
1995775
Click on setup then go down to DVD menu click on enter format will erase the DVD! Then setup to voles it down I hope that helps!
1995776
I am sorry I cannot help you. I still cannot figure out how to record and have it play on another dvd player...ugh!
1995777
Ann, I do not have this Toshiba; it was too complicated and I returned it. Although I do not do it myself, I have a person who does it for me. I believe uses a Roxio product. I hope this was helpful to you. Nancy
1217557
If you mean DVD Patcher try this: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/DVDPatcher - hope it helps!
2131269
that's a little confusing but I think what you're saying is dvd output to DVD recorder I believe it will work but copyright stuff probably won't copy
808725
look at the dvd drive in your computer and get the number off of it, that's what I did and this is the number for my computer, a Toshiba L755.
1446079
In the main menu, you will find a setting called "Resume" you have to simply turn it on, that way the dvd will pick up where it left off.
1642363
How did you delete the audios? Did you reformat the recorder, or delete them off the recorder one by one, or cut and paste onto your computer?
442584
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.
1296444
I burn TV shows to disk. I can squeeze two episodes to each disk and still get VERY good image and sound. With a dvdPLUSr I can burn an episode this week, pull the disk out of the machine, and then burn another episode next week and finalize the disk. It gives you a little more flexibility.
1311614
Yes, you can manually edit out commercials. After recording your show, there is a "Scene Delete" function where you can select the start and end points of the section(s) you want to delete. The total size of the file is then reduced by the amount of the deleted scenes. Great for sports events that you may want to set your timer for, but may not start and end exactly as scheduled. You can set the timer for a larger time span to make sure the full event is recorded, then go into it afterwards to edit out any unwanted portions at the beginning and end, and all of the commercials in between to reduce the size of the file. If you want to dub the recording onto a DVD disc, and the file size is still too big to fit onto one disc, you can have it convert to a lower resolution to make the file smaller so that it will fit. This is the kind of flexibility that I really like about having a hard drive in the unit. I used to own a Sony unit prior to this, but I really like this Magnavox much more.
1430647
Will I be able to record shows that are stored on my cable dvr to this dvd recorder? Has anyone tried this?
32873
try avi.net. it's free and converts dvds, etc... to avi format. works great too!
2005065
You can elect to have or remove the time and date stamp when copying to dvd.
58409
This DVD recorder is for computers, not your tv. You will have trouble finding a DVD recorder for your tv. Try purchasing a DVR instead.
107647
Good question! I have the same problem! The dvd is STILL in the tv - since SEVERAL months ago. In other words, don't get this tv and expect it to play DVDs. Even my tech savvy son can't remove it without possibly causing damage. (Maybe I'll ask RCA now that you have reminded me.)
73004
use free software IMGBurn - just need to learn a bit but it's the best and it can write to dual layer [i use imgburn to specifically write dual layer single sided DVDs[DVD9]Nero is crappy if you use substandard discs but imgburn is the best - only your writer needs to be perfect to get the job done rest leave it to imgburn
1330409
Yes, you should be able to edit already burned DVD from this software since it does MPEG editing. You should be able to open up TS_Folder(?) and do edit it. Hmmmm... you should download the trial version from the company's website before the purchase. Just to be sure! Good luck!
1519860
Handbrake. Seriously, it's the only thing you'll ever need to convert DVD's - and best of all it's free. You'll have to rip the movie from the DVD first (assuming it's copyrighted).