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Help with Panasonic DMR-HS2
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bohol
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8. January 2003 @ 10:05 |
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can you be more definitive? I just went over there and did not see anything at 100 for $60!
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dkohl
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8. January 2003 @ 11:50 |
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I have had bad luck with maxell. Wat is the brand of your mass purchased ones? I have Accu whihc works on my playstaiton 2 but I have not been able to get them to work on anything else(except the HS2). I will trythe Apex tonight. But I think youhave to be careful what you use.
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bohol
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8. January 2003 @ 13:58 |
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Supermedia is advertizing DVD-R media Combo Pack: OPTODISC 100 Pack Perfect for Panasonic HS2, DMR-E30 DVDR $0.86 each plus DVD Case 100pack, Free Ground Shipping
Regular price: $188.00
Sale price: $121.00
The math to me says $1.21 per disk not $.86 but appears to have the case. If so, not a bad deal,I looked elsewhere and found $.86 but on a spindle.
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bohol
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8. January 2003 @ 13:59 |
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DVD-R media Combo Pack: OPTODISC 100 Pack Perfect for Panasonic HS2, DMR-E30 DVDR $0.86 each plus DVD Case 100pack, Free Ground Shipping
Regular price: $188.00
Sale price: $121.00
I guess my first reply did not go through. This looks as if it includes the case. Not too bad as the other one I found was $.86 per 100 on a spindle
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bohol
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8. January 2003 @ 14:02 |
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It seems I cannot leave a reply or the system is just slow. I will try again as a test ......
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mepirate
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8. January 2003 @ 17:17 |
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DVD-R Media by DvdPro 100 pack, 4.7GB DvdPro DVDR , (DVD-R Blank Media) 100pack dvdr. I also received a discount of $5 by entering a coupon that I received in an e-mail. The coupon was dvdpro5. I just checked the website and they still are $65.
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bohol
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8. January 2003 @ 23:33 |
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mepirate
I just checked the site and found the media you mentioned. I read the info and it stated that is was not compatible for Pioneer and Panasonic 32 recorder. Have you used these on the DMR-HS2? From what I read I would be hesitant!
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mepirate
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9. January 2003 @ 18:32 |
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You're right. I ordered different ones last time. I guess I'll let you know if they work. They're scheduled to arrive next Wednesday.
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dkohl
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9. January 2003 @ 19:19 |
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Just finished fiddling with myn new Apex1500 it was a C1500 serial number and I thing I am making a backup copy of Big Daddy...no warnigns came on the screen...and best news yet it played several DVDs I made...even the Maxells which my playstation2 refused to recognize. I bought it at Fryes and paid too much. $114. I am reading about people egtting them for $49 but it works!!!
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jrpatel
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15. January 2003 @ 07:45 |
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I have purchased Panasonic DMR-HS2 and I have four SVCDs to copy on hard drive and then make one DVD. I have Samsung DVD-S222 which plays SVCD. Can I connect Samsung to HS2 and copy these SVCDs and burn to HS2. Also any one know how to make Samsung DVD-S222 Macrovision diabling technics.
Thanks
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bohol
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15. January 2003 @ 09:37 |
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http://www.nerd-out.com/darrenk/
Go to this site and you should find out about firmware upgrade if possible for your particular machine. All directions are availabe there!
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mepirate
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16. January 2003 @ 09:12 |
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I received the DVD-R Media by DvdPro 100 pack yesterday. They work great in the DMR-HS2. I successfully created a DVD from a TV show and got it to play on my DVD players (Sanyo and Akai).
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bohol
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16. January 2003 @ 14:48 |
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mepirate I am happy to hear about that! I have used up all of my discs and need to order. I will follow your lead. All my copies so far are working fine. Knock on wood!
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tallone
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16. January 2003 @ 15:33 |
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I recently received the panasonic DMR-HS2 and would like to be able to backup some of my dvd's. I have a sony dvd player model dvp-f21 that does not allow me to make backups. I have read about the Apex AD-1500 and went to Circuit City but they no longer carry it. If I do find one or another one as long as macro is disabled will I be able to plug it into the back of my panasonic and make a backup copy of a dvd? Thanks everyone
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mepirate
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16. January 2003 @ 17:37 |
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The next step for me is also to hook the apex 1500 up to my dmr-hs2. I also went to Circuit City and did not find out. However, I did find it a Walmart.com. They're also available on ebay. However, if it doesn't work, I can always take the dvd player back to a Wal-mart store. My apex 1500 is scheduled to arrive between 1/23 and 1/30.
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large1
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20. January 2003 @ 06:22 |
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jono,mikeet,there is a macro/cgms removal lead available from www.multiregionmagic.co.uk , it is in the form of a scart lead with small 12 volt transformer and works great.£49 there delivery service is ultra fast and they are really helpful if you ring them.
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jrpatel
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20. January 2003 @ 07:36 |
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I have purchased HS2 system one ago. I have four SVCDs which I copied to HS2 hard drive (4 diff programms) and created DVD-R with LP. Total time for all four is 255 mins. I finalized and play on Samsung DVD player. I havedone same with my home video, evry time I play the DVD-R, it draggs the movie on 2nd programs, some time third programs. It does not dragg same place every time, different all the time. If I rearranges the program files, some time it creates good copy and no problem playing the DVD-R. I played on GE1401P, SamSung S222. Same result.
Any solution or patch for this.
Thanks in advance.
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dkohl
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20. January 2003 @ 12:38 |
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the 1500 will work. last I looked they had them on Fry's website..think it is outpost.com
they were less than it cost me in the store..of course y7ou can't see the serial number in advance...
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dkohl
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20. January 2003 @ 12:39 |
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double post
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bohol
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20. January 2003 @ 13:02 |
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dkohl you do not need to see the serial number in advance. If the 1500 starts with ABC or D then the firmware upgrade will work! See messages left in the past. The serial number is on the box at the lower left side of box.
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jdm001
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22. January 2003 @ 19:38 |
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I have a Sampo 620 (apex clone) and the firmware on it is Macrovision and Region Free (by way of bypass).
I just got the Panasonic dmr hs2, can I copy from DVD to the HDD on the panasonic? I used to have the cheaper model panasonic but it wouldn't let me copy directly to dvd-r, so I'm hoping the HDD will work.
What would I need to do? I currently have the Sampo dvd player hooked up to my receiver, and the dvd recorder reads the signal from there.
Jm
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bohol
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23. January 2003 @ 06:43 |
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jdm001 Look at my message Jan 15th. go to the link there and look up your machine. It will give you the information you seek. If your model is not there I think you can ask the person who manages the link about your particular one and available software to use.
You mention you have the firmware on this item. Have you tried it yet? I am surprised the cheaper model Panasonic did not allow you through as the controlling software is not as powerfull as the HS2!
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bohol
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23. January 2003 @ 06:52 |
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ALL DVE631CF and for use on DVE320/520/620 series & clones
NOT for Sampo DVE360D, Tokai 838dts, Wharfedale M5
2.1 28/05/02 NEW! VCR Friendly/Multi-region selectable, CGMS/A disabled, .vob/.ac3/.dts file playback compatability, new independent Sampo splash screen, thumbnail picture numbers reinstated
HERE
jdm001 try this software off of nerdout.com it looks like it should work. Note the cgms/a is the file that must be disabled. Yous should find all the information there! Good luck!
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mepirate
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14. February 2003 @ 08:23 |
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I just wanted to confirm with everyone that my APEX 1500 works! I'm thinking about buying another one just in case this one breaks. They still have them at Walmart.com. Sorry I haven't replied earlier but have been out of the country with no access to e-mail outside my company's network.
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tigersfan
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18. February 2003 @ 16:04 |
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Hi,
I'm new to this message board, but have a question. I bought a DMR-HS2 about a month ago and am very happy with it, but have a question about burning movies that are longer than 120 minutes. I currently use 4.7GB DVD-R's but in SP, I can only record 120 minutes. Burning in LP, for movies more than 120 minutes is one solution, but the picture quality is noticeably affected. I also know that 9.4GB DVD-R's exist, but I believe the DVD literally needs to be turned over, which is a bit of a nuisance.
Is anybody aware of a way, using DMR-HS2, that I can record a 120+ minute movie onto one DVD-R, in a SP mode, and without turning the DVD-R over?
I really appreciate any assistance.
Greg
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