Dish Network & DVD Recorder?!
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MacFly
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19. November 2004 @ 12:15 |
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hi guys, new memeber here! great site with lots of info!
i have dish network currently. i was wondering if i could somehow hook up a DVD recorder to it to record ANY show/movie i view on dish network?
i'd like to be able to record shows, movies, laker games, etc on to a DVD; then view them in my truck's DVD player.
i'm new to all of this and was lucky enough to find this site. but if you guys help me out, i'd appreciate it!
lately, if you can give me an idea of a good DVD recorder......much appreciated1
~john
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bfallona
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19. November 2004 @ 13:12 |
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Yep I have the same setup and this is the way to go. I record it on my Dish receiver and then either record it to dvd or edit it with the pause on my remote on the dvd recorder to edit out the commercials. Great way to go. Just run the video out on the receiver to the recorder.
B.Fallona
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MacFly
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19. November 2004 @ 17:37 |
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great! which dvd recorder do you have? i'm looking for one under $300.
thx again!
~john
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hammer931
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23. November 2004 @ 10:35 |
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Will the recorded dvd still be digital. Dish Network brodcasts in digital. Also do you have a hard drive on your recorder
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bfallona
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24. November 2004 @ 13:44 |
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I think it is digital still as I can't see any difference as long as you use the 1 or 2 hr speed to record. I have a gateway A230 which I got a deal on. It's the same as the Liteon 5001 but with a fan. Now you can go to Walmart and get their ILO ( Liteon also) for $149 or go to Sam's and they have the Liteon 5005 for $179.
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ohyardman
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25. November 2004 @ 04:45 |
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bfallona said:
Quote: Yep I have the same setup and this is the way to go. I record it on my Dish receiver and then either record it to dvd or edit it with the pause on my remote on the dvd recorder to edit out the commercials. Great way to go. Just run the video out on the receiver to the recorder.
{/quote]I'm a newbie with similar concrerns:
1. I have an older Dishnetwork receiver (ISO 2200) with no recording capabilities. Can I still follow your directions? When you say "receiver", does that mean a newer model with pvr capabilities?
2. Just making sure I'm following your "path" correctly: a) sat coax IN to my Dishnetwork ISO2200 receiver > OUT to a DVD recorder (Panny DMR-E85H or Lite-On LVW5005). Still wondering which to buy.
3. Will this config allow me to "time-shift" ? Can I enter VCR-like commands, such as record FoxNews channel 205 from 8:30am-9:30 am.
Trust me, I've lived on this Site for the last week, absorbing contributor knowledge like a sponge, read the FAQs, but still find myself confused with the incredible variety of DVD recorder capabilities.
For instance, I thought the Panny 85 was perfect...then I learned the TV Guide doesn't work for satellite. No big problem, I can enter requests manually...IF I CAN DO IT LIKE IN #2 ABOVE). Then I wodered if it would play DVDs I made on my computer utilizing a NEC +R burner?
Then I learn the Lite-On 5005 works with both + and -, but doesn't have a hard drive, but that upcoming models will.
I'm impressed by the knowledge of the "seasoned veterans" on this Board.
Thanks...have a great Thanksgiving.
yardman
Dell Dimension 4600 w/ 64MB DDR NVIDIAGeoForce4,DVD Drive, 4x DVD+RW/+R Drive
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hammer931
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26. November 2004 @ 10:23 |
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does anyone know if there is a recorder out there that records in dolby digital 5.1. I have dish network and would like to burn to disk in 5.1
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terkar
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30. November 2004 @ 08:04 |
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ohyardman: Sounds to me like you want to be able to watch a program on one channel while recording another channel. I too am new to this and trying to learn before I buy. I have DirecTV Satellite no Tivo. From all I have read there is no way we can record one and watch another but I could be wrong - hope I'm wrong.
Looking for input on this from you folks with experience.
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