I have some old instructional vhs tapes which may have copyrights. I understand the law allows 1 copy for personal use. Will this program work?
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We have been able to record video tapes of old movies that we have so far with no issues. Version 5 of this product works too if your pc has Windows 7. Make sure your VCR has the red, white, and yellow video/sound ports on the back.
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This will enable your computer to correctly "read" the video by disabling the copy protection, however you will still need a program & input device such as this Elgato device available on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_electronics?_encoding=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=Elgato&node;=172282)This combination will allow you to copy all VHS tapes, including protected ones.
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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.
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Yes, based on my understanding of your question, based on my experience. My application is to make original /master CDs with my own recorded content, then duplicate my originals with the Produplicator - 1-5 copies at a time, depending on my need. For every single case, over the months I've had the Produplicator, the original's content has been perfectly duplicated on each copy.
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Yes. If they are copy protected. Nero will prevent you from copying them. If they are not (and you have permission) you will be able to copy them. The best way to find out if they are copy protected is to attempt to copy them.
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yes it works very well with vhs tapes... that's what it's for. Just make sure you put in a new 9vbattery when you get it.. the battery is good for 2000 hrs of use. vhs tapes are not encrypted, they are copy protected...this little box defeats the copy protection on most vhs tapes.
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It depends on the VHS tape. A copy-protected tape will not record to any disk correctly.
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I suggest you contact Amazon right away! Inform them of your problem & they should refund your full purchase. They did for me & told me to just keep the product or throw it out.If you still want to convert your old videos, I'd suggest checking the Honestech VHS to DVD package. I eventually went with it from Amazon. Unfortunately you just missed a Gold Box deal a few days ago, but it's the best & easiest to use that I could find. Even at regular price it;s still a good deal. Good Luck & repost when you succeed. Mike
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Yes, this device allows copying from a VHS tape to your computer and then to a DVD.It's a 3 or 4 step process, but it does work!
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It depends on the length of video on each tape really. I have put video from several tapes onto one DVD for my mom. After you finish recording the first tape, take it out, put second one in, and start the DVD record again per the instructions in the manual. FYI, the manual is very well written and covers all this in great detail.
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If you are asking if you can burn the VHS contents to the dvd drive, no. The DVD drive on this unit is just a player. Check out Panasonic VHS/DVD recorders. I have one that records VHS to DVD -- it works beautifully, but is very old and no longer available. You may be able to find one from a third-party seller.
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The GREX only removes the copyright protection that does not allow copying or decent playback. I have used it to copy older VHS tapes with were copyright protected (did not allow copying to DVD). The GREX removed the copyright protection and allowed me to copy the VCR tapes to a DVD for preservation.
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No,sorry it does not work that way ,when you make a dvd from your vhs ,you can make more than one copy .It will ask you if you wish to burn more copies ,you can do as many as you want before closing out .
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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.
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I have not done it with this machine yet. I have done it before with an older machine. I have not checked the quality of doing two tapes on one dvd yet. I will give it a try and let you know though.
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Have you tried it on copyrighted movies? I have a bunch of older exercise tapes that I would like to put on DVDs. Thanks,
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You're original footage is perfectly safe and is only copied. The Recorder might be able to pause/play the source, but there is no way it can erase anything from the source.