Using TiVo to Copy DVDs


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BraffStaf

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9. September 2007 @ 07:20

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I got a VCR/DVD recorder and a DVD play hooked up to the DVD-R but it will not copy some of the copyrighted DVD that I want to backup. Anyway, I ran the DVD Player to the TiVo and then Tivo to the DVD-Recorder and it worked! I can copy those copyrigthed DVD! Did not know if this was well known so I thought I would post it.

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fasfrank

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20. September 2007 @ 21:13

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I've heard of it and know of a couple of people who do it that way. I think the quality may suffer a bit but it works!

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BraffStaf

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21. September 2007 @ 11:24

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From the DVD:

From the DVD copy using TiVo:

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Deadrum33

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21. September 2007 @ 12:40

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How do you know if the movie will fit on the DVD? Always use DVD-9?
That is a good work around if you dont have a working computer to make life easier.

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BraffStaf

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21. September 2007 @ 15:29

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Most disc, for the DVD-r will tell you how many hours it can hold. That is what I got by anyway

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