Can you copy DVDs to tape ?
1699883
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.
1699884
I was able to do so, if I remember correctly. I was working with home movies at the time. The booklet is on line I think and will tell you everything it can do.
1699885
Only if the DVD is not copywriter protected. DVDs that have been burned via computer can be copied onto VHS tapes.
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.
99165
If the computer has an RCA input (yellow/red/white), then you could. Another way to do it would be to get a D-VHS player ( JVC HMDH40000U D-VHS HDTV Digital Video Recorder ), connecting via HDMI to the computer, copying that way.
1335160
You can play a tape or you can record to a blank tape. Does that answer your question?
312
Have not tried it myself but no you can record a CD or radio program to a tape only with this unit according to the instruction sheet.
1166139
If you have the camera there is transfer boxes you can buy for about $30, I'm sure on amazon too. You just plug audio/video cables in and transfer anything to the computer, then burn it on DVD. I have one and it works great. If you don't have the camera there should be something that just plays the tapes, may be hard to find though. Mini DV camcorders are obsolete now, should be able to find one pretty cheap or on eBay to use for transferring tapes.
363879
sure, it has a cpl of line in's L1 L2...all u need is one of them from line out on vcr ....then you can edit them and burn them to dvd.
1717616
Have you tried it on copyrighted movies? I have a bunch of older exercise tapes that I would like to put on DVDs. Thanks,
1432064
No it does not have the feature, or function to copy existing DVDs. You can read, write or erase, but not copy.
425548
Yes, this device allows copying from a VHS tape to your computer and then to a DVD.It's a 3 or 4 step process, but it does work!
1570013
Simple. It has direct dubbing so you insert the tape you want to copy into the video cassette slot. Then place a blank recordable disc into the tray. Go into the menu and tell the device to dub from VHS to DVD. Set up the quality of recording you want on the disc and all that. Then sit back and let the machine do its job. The only connections you really need for this are to have the power cord plugged in and have the output connected to your TV.
1058691
You can very easily record and even edit your tape 8 mm and high 8 to a dvd (not cd) with a Toshiba video recorder model DR430KU.
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
423340
yes you can copy vhs to your hd without a seperate program (very easy).I would recommend s video at min.using composite cable your movie will not be as clear.Depending on your set up you may need a burn program to covert to dvd
533576
Yes, you can record to VHS or DVD. This is not a DVR so there is no internal hard drive to record to. There is only composite and s-video inputs on the machine which have a maximum video resolution of 480i; make sure your video output source corresponds for the best picture.
143363
There is no reason why a DVD you make with this unit cannot be copied. A finalized DVD does not invoke copy protection, it simply makes it so that nothing else can be put onto the DVD and allows it to play on a most all DVD players. You can also, of course, make several copies by recording the 8mm footage over and over, but that's a bit tedious.
657013
Yes you can. As long as the tape isn't copy protected or the tab on the tape is intact. I did this with family videotapes and it worked very well.