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Posted by ng_reader on 02/05/07 23:19
"J Brockley" <jbrockley@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "gjt" <gjtooley@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:OUuxh.46079$jA.27219@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
>> Group:
>>
>> Just bought a Samsung DVD-VR330 combo unit. Instructions for dubbing are
>> terrible or I am just dumb. Ok, may be the later.
>>
>> I am trying to copy some home made vhs tapes to dvd. I am using DVD-RW.
>> I
>> can copy the first vhs tape fine as it only has about
>> ten minutes of recording on it. The second one has about 30 minutes on
>> it.
>> When I try to copy it, the video I recorded off the first
>> vhs tape is over-written. So, how do I copy video from many vhs tapes on
>> to
>> a single DVD disc?
>>
>> Thanks for the help.
>> gjt
>>
> Easiest thing is probably to use DVD-R which would be a better option if
> you planning to keep them.
> If you stick with -RW you could either pause between tapes or possibly
> look for a different recording mode eg I believe Philips does it by
> pressing record button longer causing recording to append rather the
> overwrite.
>
>
Similar thoughts, I have the "Go Video". Basically I had to call the company
for some tech support. As hard as I tried to understand the manual, it
couldn't make sense. The company actually talked me through some issues.
Good old Go Video.
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