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Posted by <normanstrong on 10/06/87 11:41
"Shep Hellerman" <shep_hellerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Even though it is very easy to wire a vhs player to a DVD recorder, I
> say... if your main goal is to convert vhs to dvd (as is mine)... go
> for the dual deck with the vhs playing included. You might feel that
> you're paying for something that you don't need... but, I find it so
> easy to hit the "dub" button to record. I bought a Magnavox MRV700VR
> and am quite satisfied... however, it only records on DVD+R/RW... so
> keep that in mind if you'd rather have DVD-R/RW
I agree with you, provided that the VHS tapes do not have some sort of copy
protection such as Macrovision. If they do, you have to be able to insert
a Macrovision eliminator between the tape player and the recorder. In
practice, this means 2 separate units. If your tapes are all homemade, go
ahead and go for the combination unit.
Norm Strong
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