If this is not a lead-in to a spam ad, fyi I have an ADS DVD Xpress that I use to record video tapes to a hard drive.Hello
Since VCR are no longer been manufacture ,is there a device that replace the vcr that have event timer,composite input front and back and output.
Using memory stick or SD card to save recorded information.
mrel
One of the requirements around here is that you take the time to present your issue with as many details as possible (but not so many it overwhelms the post )Hello
Since VCR are no longer been manufacture ,is there a device that replace the vcr that have event timer,composite input front and back and output.
Using memory stick or SD card to save recorded information.
mrel
If I had to do this right now, digitize analog input onto an SD card, I'd probably use an older video camera that can accept composite input and record to the SD card. But there are many, many ways to get analog video into digital form. You need to supply more details.Hello
Since VCR are no longer been manufacture ,is there a device that replace the vcr that have event timer,composite input front and back and output.
Using memory stick or SD card to save recorded information.
mrel
There are plenty of used VCRs; buy several while you still can...Since VCR are no longer been manufacture
AsI pointed out on the other forum. Your typing on it now.Since VCR are no longer been manufacture ,is there a device that replace the vcr that have event timer,composite input front and back and output.
Yup, I've got at least 3 in the house that work as well as ever. Lots of tape, too. Never use them. I can't imagine any fate for them but the recycle bin.There are plenty of used VCRs; buy several while you still can...
One popular route is a DVD recorder and a supply of DVD-RW disks - you can burn to cheaper DVD-R when you're sure you won't want to erase that movie.Hello
Since VCR are no longer been manufacture ,is there a device that replace the vcr that have event timer,composite input front and back and output.
Using memory stick or SD card to save recorded information.
mrel
I bought a USB tuner - the software that came with it was a total mess.USB TV tuner. $17 at Walmart.
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USB TV tuner. $17 at Walmart.
Virtual VCR software to turn your computer into a VCR for free.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualvcr/
I cant make it any more simpler or cheaper.
One of the requirements around here is that you take the time to present your issue with as many details as possible (but not so many it overwhelms the post )
Exactly what are you trying to record from where?
Want to record everything a VCR can record.[/QUOTE
Computer keys board Not working had to use cellphone to type message.Nice. Respond with no response.
Don't want VCR want device that does same thing as VCR BUT can record to a memory stick or SD card.There are plenty of used VCRs; buy several while you still can...