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Posted by Jaszmin on 10/18/05 07:16
If you're a serious dvdophile, I suggest you keep a small,
monitor, an outside dvd player, a VCR and a dvd recorder all
right next to the burner in your computer like I do. I can
thread these so I can do miracles between these four machines.
I have an old VCR macrovision filter too. With all these components
I can mostly do anything, and do it fast. I bring home as many as
ten rented videos every Tuesday , paying just 1.57 apiece to rent
them, and have them all taped or dvded, macro or region protection
or not, by the time they are due the next day. The computer is the
most versatile of the four components. It facilitates a lot of
seemingly impossible stuff.
Mike Rice
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 05:18:14 GMT, Jack White <jackwhite@ncrr.com>
wrote:
>"Alpha" <logos1@trip.net> wrote:
>
>>Buy a standalone DVD recorder. Why do you need the computer at all for this
>>purpose?
>
>I have been thinking about this. I already have a DVR with my cable
>system. I would buy the DVD recorder if I could copy already recorded
>programs from the DVR to the DVD recorder. Also, I have heard that some
>things like PPVs won't let you record to DVD.
>
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