I am looking at getting Cox DVR, but also want to get a DVD recorder...is it possible to record saved programs on the DVR through the DVD recorder? All the promos I'm reading about DVD recorders is that you can record from VHS and camcorders...
-- clairio
December 13, 2005 in DVD | Permalink | Answers (17)
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I want to ensure I don't waste my money. I have a SAMSUNG SIR-S4040R (DirecTv/Tivo setup). I want to save programs from Now Playing list to DVD, however, I'm a little skittish about buying a DVD recorder, hearing horror stories of crappy quality at 4 hour recording speed, and 5 hours to record a 1 hour program! Any of this true? What would be the most compatibel DVD Recorder to use with my Tivo unit? How about hook ups? S-Cable, RCA, etc...
Any advice would be great! - JN
June 12, 2005 in DirecTiVo, DVD | Permalink | Answers (1) | TrackBack
I have a Pioneer 810 TiVo and like to create archive DVDs of favorite movies broadcast over my digital cable system. I know I can't edit before I write to the DVD, which is a royal pain, but I live with it. Recording at extreme quality limits the DVD to 1 hour, high quality to 2 hours. But a movie that goes over 2 hours - must I record at standard quality to squeeze it onto one DVD? Is the best solution to break the recording into 2 chunks, the majority at HQ, the minority at SQ, and then write "both" programs to the DVD?
-- Dan
November 18, 2004 in DVD, TiVo | Permalink | Answers (1) | TrackBack
I want to buy a second DVR for my second cable box in order to record and to cut DVDs that will be playable my existing region 1 DVD player. What is a good, not necessarily cheap machine for this purpose?
-- Tyrone Z.
November 18, 2004 in DVD, DVR | Permalink | Answers (3) | TrackBack
I have a directv/Tivo box that has a feature that allows you to "transfer to vcr." Can I hook up a dvd burner instead of a vcr?
-- Adam Smedstad
November 2, 2004 in DirecTiVo, DVD, Home Theater | Permalink | Answers (22) | TrackBack
I have the Pioneer combo unit and am having trouble burning DVDs of movies I have been recording. Would it have been better to buy a stand alone DVR burner? Also, with TivoToGo, will I be able to burn HBO movies, etc. on to a DVD?
-- Erin
October 30, 2004 in DVD | Permalink | Answers (3) | TrackBack
Two questions: With Tivo to go, why would anyone need a unit that burns? Why not transfer everthing from a regular Series 2 to PC, then burn from there?
Second, I understand that these combo units will only burn what's recorded on that specific box, ie you can't tranfer stuff via HMO and burn it, and you can't even plug the combo unit into another SA unit and burn. What is the solution? Buying two combo units?
-- Jerry
October 27, 2004 in DVD, series 2, TiVo | Permalink | Answers (3) | TrackBack
I have a Directv DVR with Tivo and am wondering how to best interface it with my Pany DMR-E60 DVD burner? Any thoughts?
-- Tim Cameron
October 21, 2004 in DirecTiVo, DVD, Home Theater | Permalink | Answers (1) | TrackBack
I'm considering purchasing a PVR (without TiVO since I live in Canada). Looking at the Pioneer DVR 520 HS and I have what may be a stupid question. Can you record a program from one channel while watching a program from a different channel at the same time. In all my research on it I feel like I saw something somewhere that implied you couldn't. Thanks!
-- John
October 20, 2004 in DVD | Permalink | Answers (1) | TrackBack
I Have a Pioneer DVR-5100H. Can I Change the 80 Gb Hard Disk for other like 100 Gb, 160 Gb...?
-- Javier
October 19, 2004 in DVD, Hacks, TiVo | Permalink | Answers (3) | TrackBack
Has there been any talk of a DirecTV reciever that has tivo and a recordable DVD all in one package.
-- josh
October 19, 2004 in DirecTiVo, DVD | Permalink | Answers (6) | TrackBack
I'd like to archive TV shows via DVD to send to a sibling serving in the Navy in the Persian Gulf. This new Sony Dual Layer DVD Recorder looks like a simple clean way to burn DVDs of shows I've recorded on my HDTivo. Are there alternatives to the new Sony device?
-- Bill
October 12, 2004 in DirecTiVo, DVD, Home Theater | Permalink | Answers (2) | TrackBack