Can you copy DVDs to tape ?
1699883
Yes, for sure, I would recommend that you aquire an owner's manual, if you don't already have one. By using the dubbing funtion on the remote/machine, you can very easily record dvd's to vhs tapes, and, also vhs tapes to dvd's. Get yourself an owner's manual, online, or at your favorite electronics store, the instructions for these operations are fully explained. I hope this has been some help to you.
1699884
I was able to do so, if I remember correctly. I was working with home movies at the time. The booklet is on line I think and will tell you everything it can do.
1699885
Only if the DVD is not copywriter protected. DVDs that have been burned via computer can be copied onto VHS tapes.
808928
yes you can. any DVD or CD can be "dubbed" fully or just record what you want to the hard drive. the only DVD's you cannot are those that are copy right protected, (those you buy at the store, latest movies). DVD's made on computers, laptops, by non profit, churches usually do not have protection so as to encourage you to copy and share.
832021
Yes. A blank DVD must be loaded in the machine (there is no buffer / harddrive for storage). Program as you would a regular video recorder. Or press record to start recording immediately.
1285074
I have not done so personally, But I believe you can do that with any vhs/dvd machine So long as you have it connected properly. You have to be sure that your DVR gets connected to the VHS/DVD player, Then you should be able to record onto a VHS tape, not a DVD cuz it's not a burner. Hope that helps.
2030199
It will not copy tapes to dvd. However, it will record tv shows onto vhs tape.
1539599
I have not found a way to do that. I have been able to copy some VHS titles but most, including Disney, I have not been able to. Unless there is a feature I haven't found yet, I would look for a different unit.
657012
I haven't tried it but according to the instruction manual as long as the dvd or cassette tape is not copy protected you can do it. Also you can''t do it if the erase-protection tab on the cassette tape has been removed.
278002
you would have to use the "Dubbing" function to record to a VHS tape. you would have to start the "dubbing" to transfer a program and then stop recording during the commercial and then start recording the program until the next commercial. if you want a DVD of the program you would reverse the "Dubbing" function to transfer a VHS tape to a DVD. the process is time consuming since you will be starting and stopping the "Dubbing" but i have done it.
156678
Absolutely! Remember though that the real beauty of these machines is that you can record on vhs and then dub to dvd. For example, I regularly record to vhs and then burn to dvd movies and series I want to keep. DVD-R units will let you capture and hold a movie/show/whatever for as long as you like, but you cannot transfer that recording to a permanent source. On these units, you can record and then burn to the more stable medium, dvd. However, you can record to vhs and then play it. Remember, anything you do on tape is in real-time, so you can watch it as well as burn it to dvd.
1490794
Yes you can record on DVD's with it but you need blank disks. Unless you get get DVD-RW you can re format and record again
97332
Yes it is very easy to do, just make sure; When dubbing Vsh to Dvd, choose when recording dubbing Vsh to Dvd'If dubbing Dvd to Vhs , set Dvd to Vhs.
1335160
You can play a tape or you can record to a blank tape. Does that answer your question?
99165
If the computer has an RCA input (yellow/red/white), then you could. Another way to do it would be to get a D-VHS player ( JVC HMDH40000U D-VHS HDTV Digital Video Recorder ), connecting via HDMI to the computer, copying that way.
260185
You can, but keep in mind that many commercially released VHS tapes were manufactured with "copy guard" protection that prevents copying. You can't copy those. If you are going to copy non-protected tapes such as those you recorded off of TV, you should have no problem.
104170
You can as long as your DVD has a record function. There shouldn't be any other reason not to be able to (other than read disc errors).
1058691
You can very easily record and even edit your tape 8 mm and high 8 to a dvd (not cd) with a Toshiba video recorder model DR430KU.
931192
Yes, you can record to either a DVD disc or to the built in hard drive. I have been recording to the hard drive exclusively since I don't want permanent copies. I just erase the shows after I watch them. I recommend using the HQ option when recording for best quality. If you do decide to make a permanent copy you can dub to a DVD from the hard drive. You can go to the Magnavox web site and download the free users manual. That will answer all your questions.