DVD-R
30 December 2004, 01:37 PM
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DVD-R
Sorry to be thick, but does anyone know on a DVD-R which has its own hard drive therefore you can record without a disc is it still possible to record on to a disc if say you wanted to keep?
Also are there any drawbacks as the one i am looking at is nearly £400 and that is on the internet!
Cheers.
Also are there any drawbacks as the one i am looking at is nearly £400 and that is on the internet!
Cheers.
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30 December 2004, 03:16 PM
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enjoy mate. especially if your tv has component video......luverly jubbly. dont use sh1tty interconnects with this machine, buy as good as you can afford. gold plated, oxygen free stuff.
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30 December 2004, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by idf101
Sorry to be thick, but does anyone know on a DVD-R which has its own hard drive therefore you can record without a disc is it still possible to record on to a disc if say you wanted to keep?
Also are there any drawbacks as the one i am looking at is nearly £400 and that is on the internet!
Cheers.
Also are there any drawbacks as the one i am looking at is nearly £400 and that is on the internet!
Cheers.
If you have a PC, I'd recommend you go for a PC DVD recorder AND a cheap DVD recorder for your TV/Video to transfer programs/videos to DVD.
Then do all your mastering on your PC.
The mastering capabilities of these hard drive recorders is a joke compared to what you can do with a proper software package.
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