can you use it on a digital video disc recorder & video cassette recorder, its a magnavox ZV427MG9 A
176713
You are so welcome. I have copied almost 75 vhs tapes and haven't had a single problem. The downside is that when I start the movie, I end up stopping what I am doing so I can watch it while it records. Have fun!
176714
If you are trying to copy a retail VHS movie that has macro-vision copy protection to a DVD on a stand alone DVD recorder, then, yes this will allow you to make the copy. The condition of the VHS tape you want to copy needs to be good otherwise you may have problems getting started. The DVD recorder only looks for the copy protection when you first start the recording. If everything is OK then it will continue to record until you stop it. (most of the time) Good Luck
176715
Possibly - as long as they are two SEPARATE devices and can be connected together (VIDEO ONLY) by an RF *RCA Type" connector I'd say yes. Otherwise no.
176716
I actually used it on two dual machines (one not being a dvr), put the vhs in one and connect the decorder than into the other machine. It worked great.
176717
I'm not a hundred percent sure about the machines in question, but the stabilizer has rca jacks that works pretty universally. My biggest problem was that I thought it wasn't working but it has a PAL/NTSC switch that was switched to PAL and I'm NTSC. So once that was corrected, it worked as expected.
1413272
You can do all the features of any vcr (yes even the ones with an internal tuner) with the proper set-up. As I have previously indicated in answers about this unit, the only difference is the tuner which allows you to change channels on your Magnavox. With the right set-up you can piggyback an old vcr to act as an stb or tuner for the Magnavox.
1507493
Try code 2195. If that doesn't work, try 3715.It should work with any Philips or Philips/Magnavox device.
2120287
It should work in it, but for video, you may want a larger capacity GB! I would check your manual and see how big of a GB it will record on, and use the biggest! You wouldn't want to have to miss anything by not having enough memory to record it!
1724457
The Magnavox MWD2206 is a DVD player but a VCR, that is, a VHS recorder. It will record on tape but not record on a DVD, it only plays DVD. Also remember this unit does not have a digital tuner so no recording free TV from your antenna. No one makes these DVD/VCR combos anymore so you have to buy either used or refurbished. Either way you have to get lucky to get one that works without any problems. I have had my best luck with the TOSHIBA units. The TOSHIBA DVR660 or DVR670 both record on DVD and have digital tuners to record free TV off your antenna.
1075249
I really can't say. I bought it for the VCR part. I can say, this is the 3rd one of this particular combo that I've had and have been pleased with all three.
1058192
I've only used it with my digital recorder but when I used a cassette recorder I had one that was similar and it worked fine. I would think it should be okay as long as your recorder has the right mic jack.
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Yes, Alan, I think so. I have the MDR533H HDD & DVR. Page 56 of the Owner's Manual is titled "Dubbing" and the first subheading is "Connecting to an External Device Using a DV cable" Contact Magnavox at 1-800-605-8610 or visit online help at www.magnavox.com/support...Good luck! -Tom B.
1521815
I looked up the model that you referenced and could not find the specs on it. But, as long as it's a vhs-c recorder this item will work for playback in a normal vhs player.
1431067
I am not familiar with a DVR so I am not sure. But, I think it would be a big mistake to buy a MAGNAVOX DVD. I bought one and had to call for help six times just to set it up. I have never done that with other brands. It is the most complicated contraption to operate I have ever used. I even had to use the BRAND of disk they specified or it would not record. It will be one year old in December and it stopped working about two weeks ago. I decided not to have it fixed under warranty. I would rather junk it and be rid of it. I will never buy another one. Check other brands before you buy.
877752
Sorry but I don't think it will work. Whenever I tried recording on my VCR to test if this works or not it failed. But if you are trying to record a wii, XBOX (360 or reg.), PS (1, 2, or 3) etc. try connecting it directly to the EZG2. If this doesn't work then I don't know.
1998957
Sorry, can't tell you. I used this item one time to transfer video from a Sony Hi 8 cam recorder to a dvd disk, it worked fine for that. I haven't used it for two or more years. Hope that helps.
68450
Hi, this Sony Compact Disc Player/Recorder, doesn't support recordings from a digital recorder. -Ely
1401072
Sorry, don't really know. I have a JVC recorder to change tapes to dvd and I used two of them and does not work.
541057
I don't know, I bought it for my DVD recorder to clean it before recording. I would imagine that the DVD cleaner would work on any DVD unit whether it be a player, recorder or on a computer. The disc is same size. But as I said in the beginning, I really don't know, not tried it on my computer as of yet.
981456
Yes. Like a previous answer, may sure the disc is finalized. It will play on the Magnavox, but not on other players. Menus are confusing if you want to put a label with the recording. Finalize menu for some reason is in the VCR portion of the setup.
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I currently use 3 different models constantly (for hours everyday) and my favourite is Magnavox MDR533H/F7 Hard Disc Drive and DVD Recorder (2013 Model), with it you can record to an internal hard disk drive or onto a dvd ( I use the rerecordable DVDs over and over so I never miss a thing) you can also dub between drives in either direction and watch a drive while recording at the same time. Maybe the most impressive thing to me about this is that one SUNDAY afternoon I had a problem with the unit after a power outage and I called the 800 number which is prominently displayed on the manual and remote, actually expecting to get a recording if anything at all, instead I got a live technician that lived in the USA, spoke perfect English and understood the product enough to perfectly resolve the issue.. ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON!! I'll definitely get another one. The Iview that you apparently are looking at is ok too but rudimentary in odd ways and you must supply your own USB HDD and not sure if you can rig it to record on a DVD Haven't tried that yet, but the tuner is fast when flipping through channels. Good Luck!!