I have a HD Cox DVR (model: Scientific Atlanta 8240HDC). It is connected to my LCD TV and a Toshiba DVD recorder (model: d-3410ku).
Previously I used to be able to save my DVR contents to my VHS recorder. But now, the DVD recorder just produces blank DVDs. I assume this is because it has built-in copy protection preventing saving to a DVD. Extremely annoyed!
I heard that a device can be placed between the SA DVR and the Toshiba DVD recorder that will strip off this annoying protection and allow me to save the DVR content to a DVD and therefore leave more room on the DVR. What is this device? Which model and where do I purchase it?
Thank you.
Recording saved DVR to DVD burner
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Re: Recording saved DVR to DVD burner
Welcome to the forums ... but what has this to do with Corel Video Studio?
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Re: Recording saved DVR to DVD burner
That's my question, so since it appears it has no relevance to VS, I've moved it to the Video & DVD forum.
We do not condone, promote or allow posting of anything that is considered illegal, or circumvents copy-protection devices. While we may not completely agree with all of the Digital Millennium Act, we still must adhere to it. My suggestion to you, you're better off polishing up on your Google search skills, than asking here.
We do not condone, promote or allow posting of anything that is considered illegal, or circumvents copy-protection devices. While we may not completely agree with all of the Digital Millennium Act, we still must adhere to it. My suggestion to you, you're better off polishing up on your Google search skills, than asking here.
Ron Petersen, Web Board Administrator