I am not able to record a using Audials Moviebox 10 from Netflix (for example) and then play the recorded DVD on my DVD player. How is it done?
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Typically, I use Adobe tools to take the video file to produce a DVD and this works well.
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I am getting a similar problem using dvd + r discs. I used to be able to record onto these discs, but now suddenly I keep getting the message: "This disc cannot be played. please check the disc". It is now impossible for me to record and may as well junk this machine and buy a more reliab le unit.
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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
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i have had success with playing the DVD on various machines by using the FINALIZE disc option. use SETUP, then DISC EDIT, then FINALIZE and choose YES.
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I just got my d-r410 and I seem to hit a snag. I am able to play movies but not able to record. Or let me rephrase that, I can hit the record button but once i hit play there is no picture. I have a Scientific Atlanta 8300HD box and I think I connected the right cables correctly. I am using a DVD -R disc to test but not successful. Can someone shed some light? Thanks.
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If you can connect to the output rca port of your tv tuner. Since the dvd recorder does not have a tuner it cannot record directly.
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I'm sorry; I haven't tried playing DVD's recorded with a computer DVD + RW.
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Hi. I am Patrick and I have gone thru what you are about to do. Get DVD-R, by using this version you can set the machine to burn so as not to ERASE BY ACCIDENT,, once you burn the dvd your machine will ask you a series of questions about keeping what you recorded, if you want to keep temporaly use DVD-RW this series -rw can be erased and re-recorded DVD-r,,once it it is burned you can delete the title but you loose that portation of the DVD-R
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I have not tried that. It is a DVD player so you don't really need to do that to view the DVD. I use it for recording off air and cable shows onto the hard drive. It works like a champ for that and I have been using it for the last year without a glitch. I am very happy with it. I have two of them in fact and they both work well for my purposes.
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After checking the instruction book, I don't think it's possible but I'm no expert. There's no DVD player or recorder on this.I also have a Magnavox HDD & DVD Recorder with digital tuner. That one would be able to record to the HDD.
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If you mean record off tv to dvd It has no coaxiel in or out. You need a cable or Sat. box with RCA plug.
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B. Pinker's info worked for me to view video (after some trial and error with numbers in device names) but I was unable to record successfully from VLC. I tried Convert option under Capture Device and also the toolbar record button. My computer may be too slow. I had success with ffmpeg on command line:ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i /dev/video0 -f alsa -i hw:2:0 -target ntsc-dvd ouptutfile.mpg
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The disk has to be finalized after you finish recording on it. Then it can be played on other DVD players.The recorder will prompt you to finalize the disk, which can be done in 3 simple steps and takes a few minutes.
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I have no experience with this specific machine, but the Emerson DVD recorder/VCR which I had and functioned would allow the recording from VCR tapes to DVD and vice versa. I can also tell you that the machine I had was the first DVD recorder I ever bought and it outlasted five other machines. When it ceased to function as a recorder it allowed me to finalize all partially filled discs I had recorded on it and still will play recorded, finalized dvds. When the VCR portion of the machine I had ceased to perform in the VCR capacity I found that I could input from another VCR and then record from the tapes to discs on the Emerson DVD recorder. Hope this helps. I have no experience with this specific machine, but the Emerson DVD recorder/VCR which I had and functioned would allow the recording from VCR tapes to DVD and vice versa. I can also tell you that the machine I had was the first DVD recorder I ever bought and it outlasted five other machines. When it ceased to function as a recorder it allowed me to finalize all partially filled discs I had recorded on it and still will play recorded, finalized dvds. When the VCR portion of the machine I had ceased to perform in the VCR capacity I found that I could input from another VCR and then record... » Read More I have no experience with this specific machine, but the Emerson DVD recorder/VCR which I had and functioned would allow the recording from VCR tapes to DVD and vice versa. I can also tell you that the machine I had was the first DVD recorder I ever bought and it outlasted five other machines. When it ceased to function as a recorder it allowed me to finalize all partially filled discs I had recorded on it and still will play recorded, finalized dvds. When the VCR portion of the machine I had ceased to perform in the VCR capacity I found that I could input from another VCR and then record from the tapes to discs on the Emerson DVD recorder. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The projector have a hdmi input and vga outlet for dvds. If your dvds records programs - it should be able to show just fine. The projector does not record if that's what you are asking.
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It has been quite some time since I transferred my movies. I am not sure at this point exactly how I hooked it up to my dvd recorder. The best I can say is that your camera as well as mine has several hookup connections. You may be able to hook your camera directly to your recording device. The best advice I could give you is to either experiment with various cable connections or go to an audio video dealer with your camera and seek their advice directly.
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Yes, you can record to either a DVD disc or to the built in hard drive. I have been recording to the hard drive exclusively since I don't want permanent copies. I just erase the shows after I watch them. I recommend using the HQ option when recording for best quality. If you do decide to make a permanent copy you can dub to a DVD from the hard drive. You can go to the Magnavox web site and download the free users manual. That will answer all your questions.