would i be avaible to record from my pc lap top to my dvd recorder?
1455797
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking. I've never use a stand alone DVD recorder. It may work if it had a cat5e connection. If you will give me more specifics, I may be able to provide a better answer.
1455798
This is a CAT 5 cable, otherwise known as an Ethernet cable. Although the cable can transmit picture and sound, generally it is not used for that purpose. The transfer from computer to another device is usually done via FireWire, USB, HDMI, Svideo with some methods transferring both video and sound, and some requiring a separate audio transfer. Your DVR and/or laptop should have instructions detailing the transfer methods, and the required cables.
1490794
Yes you can record on DVD's with it but you need blank disks. Unless you get get DVD-RW you can re format and record again
2044012
Yes, you could but it would record them as MPEG files on DVD meaning they would have the sound but blank video, unless of course you queued up some other video and video source and captured that while playing back your records. This device would be overkill for the purpose you describe. Instead, but a cheap audio capture card for your PC, one that has stereo input (not just mono mic). It will have a red and a white set of RCA plugs as input. Then, use that card and PC software to capture your turntables output and record it to your hard disk...as WAV files and MP3 if you select.
611720
The short answer is yes, but its not as easy as it sounds. It requires using a PC with a video capture card. After you record the program, you can then burn it onto a DVD. I suggest you look at a few forums on how this is done. http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-2438853/watch-record-shows-laptop-windows-internet.html
1432059
I don't think so ... the commands indicate that a disc is required in the drive before recording can begin. You should probably investigate TiVo.
602525
Yes. But make sure the video output connector of your camera is the old standard type Rca. For long recording purposes I would suggest to use systems based on hard disks or solid state (flash) memory and then copy to Dvd only what you want
434427
It's for PC not a stand alone recorder. You have to get a DVD recorder if they still make one.
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
1868756
Yes, you can record anything to either DVD or VCR.I have been using it to copy VCR tapes to DVD. Works very well
1314088
You can get hardware that allows you to record onto the computer. The hardware is a memory hog. Or maybe it is software.
1594838
The device has an hdmi output. I would think it is not copy protected, but not sure about that. If not, I don't see why you couldn't record to hard disk if you have a video card with software that supports recording over hdmi.
363789
Yes it can, as long as your dvd recorder has the RCA input (yellow female connector) it will work. I've first tested this on my TV card on my pc that uses this same port. The cameras came with the adapter to fit RCA connectors. Hope this helps, best regards.
236732
No, the unit can not record to a DVD player directly. You may be able to transfer the file to another device (like a computer) and then convert it to a DVD, but this would not be a simple task.
1430647
Will I be able to record shows that are stored on my cable dvr to this dvd recorder? Has anyone tried this?
2081711
If your Dvd has composite input for recording, I guess this works. Just remind laptop screen is good for low resolution such as 320x240 or 640x480 which are used for retro console emulators full screen output by direct 3d. Normal windows screen is too high resolution even if it is 800x600 to see the characters they will be blurred c
1332136
Doubt that this will work for you. I assume you are trying to play your VCR and record on the DVD of your laptop? The VGA port on your laptop is an Output, so you cannot feed from the VCR into your VGA port of your laptop.
1671506
All I know is you can record your movie to your DVD recorder if your have an output jack in your TV that you can plug-in to the input jack of your DVD recorder. There is also another way, if you have a device that produces your movie, instead of plugging the OUTPUT cable to your TV INPUT jack, plug it in to your DVD recorders INPUT jack and then from the OUTPUT jack of your DVD recorder connect it to the INPUT jack of your TV. Hope this will help.