How do you send video to a DVD recorder ?

After the video has been transfered to the PC, how do you get it to a
DVD recorder?

Terry

terry75115@yahoo.com

I think u need http://www.videohelp.com/
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> After the video has been transfered to the PC, how do you get it to a
> DVD recorder?
>
> Terry
>

if you want help you have explain what exactly you want to accomplish. We
dont know if you mean PC recorder or standalone recorder

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> I think u need http://www.videohelp.com/
> <> wrote in message
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> > After the video has been transfered to the PC, how do you get it to a
> > DVD recorder?
> >
> > Terry
> >
>
>

wrote:
> After the video has been transfered to the PC, how do you get it to a
> DVD recorder?
>
> Terry

On 28 Dec 2005 15:45:31 -0800, wrote:

>After the video has been transfered to the PC, how do you get it to a
>DVD recorder?

Assuming you mean a DVDR standalone unit, then the most practical way
for now is to burn a DVD on your computer and sneakernet it to the
DVDR. If it's for one-time viewing, use RW discs.

One day either computer makers will offer PC-based DVD-HDD with
networking. If you can't wait, consider the kits offered by Hauppage -
TV card, remote, IR sensor, DVDR-like GUI, etc. I believe you can get
by with a 1GHz CPU and a small HDD for Windows and map your main
computer drive over a wireless network.

All we need then is a multi-channel TV tuner and we have the Killer
DVDR. You may have to go to a 3GHz CPU and 100BASE-TX network to send
3 TV programs to the remote HD, even MPEG encoded.




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