Can You copy onto Disc
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Can You copy onto Disc
As title really, but was wondering if you can copy onto a disc films etc that have been (Sky +'d), Ive found the copy icon (blue) and when I select this it says something like "put your VCR onto record". Is it possible to buy a DVD recorder or similar so that I could transfer films etc onto a disc, also what cables would I need from the Sky + box to said appliance that could record.
Many thanks for any help
Many thanks for any help
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As easy as that ?, Just connect the DVD recorder to the + box with scart leads ? What about encryption or decryption etc, do you just put a blank disc in the DVD, and press record on the DVD recorder ?, what type of blank discs ?, Any idea what models of DVD player will do this,or will all DVD recorders do it, (Sony, Panasonic, etc etc ?)
Many thanks anyway lads
Many thanks anyway lads
Last edited by ChriSTi; 24 January 2009 at 02:42 PM.
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I've never come across any encryption preventing me from recording stuff. I understand there may be encryption on PPV broadcasts, like Box Office movies.
It's exactly as you say, put in a disc, chose which recording mode to use (I generally use 2hr mode) play your Sky+ recording and press record on the DVD recorder. Just use whatever disc is supported by your recorder. I tend to use normal cheap single layer DVD-R's.
Once it's recorded I load them onto the PC, edit the adverts and re-burn.
It's exactly as you say, put in a disc, chose which recording mode to use (I generally use 2hr mode) play your Sky+ recording and press record on the DVD recorder. Just use whatever disc is supported by your recorder. I tend to use normal cheap single layer DVD-R's.
Once it's recorded I load them onto the PC, edit the adverts and re-burn.
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BTW.... if you are buying a recorder, buy one that has user defined recording time for each disc like the Panasonics. Means you can get the best encoding rate per film.
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