DVR..

I have a DVR from my cable company...so there is no hard copy of what I
recorded..I lost everything when their first DVR..kicked the bucket..If
I'm watching something that was DVR recorded can I copy that onto a VCR
tape?

card lady wrote:
>
> I have a DVR from my cable company...so there is no hard copy of what I
> recorded..I lost everything when their first DVR..kicked the bucket..If
> I'm watching something that was DVR recorded can I copy that onto a VCR
> tape?

as long as there is an output of some sort on the DVR then it should
be a simple matter of hooking the two up together and making sure the
VCR is set to the correct input.


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Yes, if the DVR has an RF or composite output. Most VCRs don't have S-Video or component inputs, which you should normally use for good video.

card lady wrote:
>
> I have a DVR from my cable company...so there is no hard copy of what I
> recorded..I lost everything when their first DVR..kicked the bucket..If
> I'm watching something that was DVR recorded can I copy that onto a VCR
> tape?

Mike Walsh wrote:
>
> Yes, if the DVR has an RF or composite output. Most VCRs don't have S-Video or component inputs, which you should normally use for good video.
>
In the UK it tends to be scart to scart, though the rest are thrown in
for fun and confusion too :O)

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Paul (We won't die of devotion)
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