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??? about Macrovision
Hi,
Over the years I've bought several VHS tapes, as well as made my own vacation vids, etc. Then I bought a DVD player, and started buying DVDs instead of tapes. Some of the tapes have broken, and some have gotten a growth of mold (or whatever) when the weather was extra humid for a while. In order to avoid eventually losing the material on all my tapes, I bought a Panasonic DMR DVD recorder. It works great for recording most of the tapes, but a couple of them have Macrovision. Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision on DVD discs? Thanks for any help! |
Re: ??? about Macrovision
not@nomail.com wrote:
> Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision > on DVD discs? You'll need something like this... http://www.facetvideo.com/ Darrel :) |
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Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector for vid-in and
vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but it's a little steep in price.....do a google search for "defeats+macrovision", and shop around. Orv "Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in message news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... > not@nomail.com wrote: > > > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision > > on DVD discs? > > You'll need something like this... > > http://www.facetvideo.com/ > > > Darrel :) > |
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Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason to defeat the macrovision except in the minds
of the cheap and common pirates on this group! On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" <pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: >Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector for vid-in and >vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. > >Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but it's a little >steep in price.....do a google search for "defeats+macrovision", and shop >around. > >Orv > > >"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in message >news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... >> not@nomail.com wrote: >> >> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision >> > on DVD discs? >> >> You'll need something like this... >> >> http://www.facetvideo.com/ >> >> >> Darrel :) >> > SpeedByrd PhD |
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On 11 Oct 2003 11:00:53 -0500, SpeedByrd PhD. <WKM@osu.edu> wrote:
>Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason to defeat the macrovision except in the minds >of the cheap and common pirates on this group! > > You dont get it! He has some older VHS tapes that he wants to backup to dvd with his recorder. Not dvd's that he wants to copy. What should he do about the VHS tapes then? >On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" <pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: > >>Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector for vid-in and >>vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. >> >>Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but it's a little >>steep in price.....do a google search for "defeats+macrovision", and shop >>around. >> >>Orv >> >> >>"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in message >>news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... >>> not@nomail.com wrote: >>> >>> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision >>> > on DVD discs? >>> >>> You'll need something like this... >>> >>> http://www.facetvideo.com/ >>> >>> >>> Darrel :) >>> >> > > > SpeedByrd PhD |
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Ah, don't be so harsh my small peckered friend. I, too have interest in this topic. I own roughly 850 video tapes and would like to transfer their contents to a more reliable media. 511 of those tapes are afflicted with the same curse, macrovision. I presume that it is your contention that I repurchase those 511 movies on DVD. Patently ridiculous. Why on earth should I? "SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message news:om9govs5qqh5veu3s6jh6dua1ib908spam@4ax.com... > Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason to defeat the macrovision except in the minds > of the cheap and common pirates on this group! > > > On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" <pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: > > >Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector for vid-in and > >vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. > > > >Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but it's a little > >steep in price.....do a google search for "defeats+macrovision", and shop > >around. > > > >Orv > > > > > >"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in message > >news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... > >> not@nomail.com wrote: > >> > >> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with Macrovision > >> > on DVD discs? > >> > >> You'll need something like this... > >> > >> http://www.facetvideo.com/ > >> > >> > >> Darrel :) > >> > > > > > SpeedByrd PhD |
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Absolutely!! why it's the American way! 'you mean, you want me to PAY to acquire someone's hard earned
works? What a ridiculous idea, my tightassed, thieving friend. Why would I expect a cheating douchebag like you to PAY. Get a second job or something so you can afford to PAY for what you get. This isn't the Red Cross, sonny. On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 08:25:02 GMT, "Colon Terminus" <Colon_Terminus@hotmail.com> wrote: > >Ah, don't be so harsh my small peckered friend. I, too have >interest in this topic. I own roughly 850 video tapes and would >like to transfer their contents to a more reliable media. 511 of >those tapes are afflicted with the same curse, macrovision. I >presume that it is your contention that I repurchase those 511 >movies on DVD. Patently ridiculous. Why on earth should I? > > >"SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message >news:om9govs5qqh5veu3s6jh6dua1ib908spam@4ax.com.. . >> Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason >to defeat the macrovision except in the minds >> of the cheap and common pirates on this group! >> >> >> On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" ><pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: >> >> >Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector >for vid-in and >> >vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. >> > >> >Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but >it's a little >> >steep in price.....do a google search for >"defeats+macrovision", and shop >> >around. >> > >> >Orv >> > >> > >> >"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in >message >> >news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... >> >> not@nomail.com wrote: >> >> >> >> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with >Macrovision >> >> > on DVD discs? >> >> >> >> You'll need something like this... >> >> >> >> http://www.facetvideo.com/ >> >> >> >> >> >> Darrel :) >> >> >> > >> >> >> SpeedByrd PhD > SpeedByrd PhD |
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A cheating duchebag! BWAAAHAHAhahaha. That's really funny, asshole. And to think you'd call me sonny. Why, I'm Waay old enough to be your father. In fact, if I'd had the twenty dollars lo those many years ago, I could have been. "SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message news:qi6iov8vkttd46hcd5h2188dq8fqavhuht@4ax.com... > Absolutely!! why it's the American way! 'you mean, you want me to PAY to acquire someone's hard earned > works? What a ridiculous idea, my tightassed, thieving friend. Why would I expect a cheating douchebag like > you to PAY. Get a second job or something so you can afford to PAY for what you get. This isn't the Red > Cross, sonny. > > > On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 08:25:02 GMT, "Colon Terminus" <Colon_Terminus@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > >Ah, don't be so harsh my small peckered friend. I, too have > >interest in this topic. I own roughly 850 video tapes and would > >like to transfer their contents to a more reliable media. 511 of > >those tapes are afflicted with the same curse, macrovision. I > >presume that it is your contention that I repurchase those 511 > >movies on DVD. Patently ridiculous. Why on earth should I? > > > > > >"SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message > >news:om9govs5qqh5veu3s6jh6dua1ib908spam@4ax.com.. . > >> Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason > >to defeat the macrovision except in the minds > >> of the cheap and common pirates on this group! > >> > >> > >> On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" > ><pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: > >> > >> >Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA connector > >for vid-in and > >> >vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. > >> > > >> >Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but > >it's a little > >> >steep in price.....do a google search for > >"defeats+macrovision", and shop > >> >around. > >> > > >> >Orv > >> > > >> > > >> >"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote in > >message > >> >news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... > >> >> not@nomail.com wrote: > >> >> > >> >> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes with > >Macrovision > >> >> > on DVD discs? > >> >> > >> >> You'll need something like this... > >> >> > >> >> http://www.facetvideo.com/ > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> Darrel :) > >> >> > >> > > >> > >> > >> SpeedByrd PhD > > > > > SpeedByrd PhD |
Re: ??? about Macrovision
On 11 Oct 2003 11:00:53 -0500, SpeedByrd PhD. <WKM@osu.edu> wrote:
> >Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no reason to defeat the macrovision except in the minds >of the cheap and common pirates on this group! Waaah, waaah, waaah, waaah, waaah, waaah, waaah! |
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Not what I heard. I heard she would have never been able to find it. BWWWWAHAHAHAAAAA!! On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 09:42:27 GMT, "Colon Terminus" <Colon_Terminus@hotmail.com> wrote: > >A cheating duchebag! BWAAAHAHAhahaha. That's really funny, >asshole. And to think you'd call me sonny. Why, I'm Waay old >enough to be your father. In fact, if I'd had the twenty dollars >lo those many years ago, I could have been. > > >"SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message >news:qi6iov8vkttd46hcd5h2188dq8fqavhuht@4ax.com.. . >> Absolutely!! why it's the American way! 'you mean, you want >me to PAY to acquire someone's hard earned >> works? What a ridiculous idea, my tightassed, thieving >friend. Why would I expect a cheating douchebag like >> you to PAY. Get a second job or something so you can afford to >PAY for what you get. This isn't the Red >> Cross, sonny. >> >> >> On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 08:25:02 GMT, "Colon Terminus" ><Colon_Terminus@hotmail.com> wrote: >> >> > >> >Ah, don't be so harsh my small peckered friend. I, too have >> >interest in this topic. I own roughly 850 video tapes and >would >> >like to transfer their contents to a more reliable media. 511 >of >> >those tapes are afflicted with the same curse, macrovision. I >> >presume that it is your contention that I repurchase those 511 >> >movies on DVD. Patently ridiculous. Why on earth should I? >> > >> > >> >"SpeedByrd PhD." <WKM@osu.edu> wrote in message >> >news:om9govs5qqh5veu3s6jh6dua1ib908spam@4ax.com.. . >> >> Or better yet, leave the ****ing disc alone! There's no >reason >> >to defeat the macrovision except in the minds >> >> of the cheap and common pirates on this group! >> >> >> >> >> >> On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:44:46 -0400, "Orv" >> ><pcbidder@<nospam>hotmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >> >Yes you can....usually a little black box with RCA >connector >> >for vid-in and >> >> >vid-out that goes between 2 VCR's or VCR and DVD. >> >> > >> >> >Hey, I'm sure that one in the last post will work fine, but >> >it's a little >> >> >steep in price.....do a google search for >> >"defeats+macrovision", and shop >> >> >around. >> >> > >> >> >Orv >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >"Darrel Christenson" <darrel.christensen@comcast.net> wrote >in >> >message >> >> >news:FkChb.535577$cF.206124@rwcrnsc53... >> >> >> not@nomail.com wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> > Is there a way of storing the material on the tapes >with >> >Macrovision >> >> >> > on DVD discs? >> >> >> >> >> >> You'll need something like this... >> >> >> >> >> >> http://www.facetvideo.com/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Darrel :) >> >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> SpeedByrd PhD >> > >> >> >> SpeedByrd PhD > SpeedByrd PhD |
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