Standalone hard disk with video's?

I have no computer. Still I want to transfer all my video tapes to one
or more hard disk(s) (preferably standalone or exchangable in a DVD
recorder) and want to be able to view them from there, preferably
directly on a TV (or via a DVD recorder). Is that already possible,
and what machine could do the trick?

Get a Panasonic Digital Video Recorder with a hard disk. You can copy a video to the hard drive, edit it if you like, and then copy it to a DVD.

rendevree@tele2allin.be wrote:
>
> I have no computer. Still I want to transfer all my video tapes to one
> or more hard disk(s) (preferably standalone or exchangable in a DVD
> recorder) and want to be able to view them from there, preferably
> directly on a TV (or via a DVD recorder). Is that already possible,
> and what machine could do the trick?

--
Mike Walsh

"Mike Walsh" <spam_sucks@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:47B0D6C6.6F74B6AF@bellsouth.net...
>
> Get a Panasonic Digital Video Recorder with a hard disk. You can copy a
> video to the hard drive, edit it if you like, and then copy it to a DVD.
>
> rendevree@tele2allin.be wrote:
>>
>> I have no computer. Still I want to transfer all my video tapes to one
>> or more hard disk(s) (preferably standalone or exchangable in a DVD
>> recorder) and want to be able to view them from there, preferably
>> directly on a TV (or via a DVD recorder). Is that already possible,
>> and what machine could do the trick?
>
> --
> Mike Walsh

Panasonic does not currently sell any DVR's with inbuilt hard drives, at
least not in the US.

Jerry wrote:
> "Mike Walsh" <spam_sucks@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:47B0D6C6.6F74B6AF@bellsouth.net...
>
>> Get a Panasonic Digital Video Recorder with a hard disk. You can copy a
>> video to the hard drive, edit it if you like, and then copy it to a DVD.
>>
>> rendevree@tele2allin.be wrote:
>>
>>> I have no computer. Still I want to transfer all my video tapes to one
>>> or more hard disk(s) (preferably standalone or exchangable in a DVD
>>> recorder) and want to be able to view them from there, preferably
>>> directly on a TV (or via a DVD recorder). Is that already possible,
>>> and what machine could do the trick?
>>>
>> --
>> Mike Walsh
>>
>
> Panasonic does not currently sell any DVR's with inbuilt hard drives, at
> least not in the US.
You can get a *Philips DVDR3575H/37 1080p Upscaling DVDR with Built-In
Tuner*
<http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P76KXY?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=cnet-ce-20&amp;linkCode=asn>
and built-in hard drive from Amazon.com.

Keith