It will let me record them from the tv to the computer but im unable to burn them to a cd/read write.
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They probably have a copy-protection software on it. Anyways that is illegal. That is copyright.
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You have to have a television with an audio out that will connect to the line in of your computer. If you have the audio of the your television running through your stereo reciever like I do, then you can take the audio out from the receiver. The sound recorder application that comes with Windows may not record as long as you need it to, however. Fortunately, ]there are many freeware and shareware programs out there to address this situation.\n\nThomas\nwww.yourhomestudio.com\n\n\nFree Home Studio Newsletter - addme@yourhomestudio.com
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You Need a CD Writer and CD Recordable/Rewritable, the you need to install the appropriate software (like Nero 5) so that you can copy the pictures to your CD... If Your CD Drive is not a CD Writer you cant copy a pictures to your CD Drive, you need to buy one...
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First its not the memory that will store the files its your hard drive, \nTo save to CD you will require a CD writer or re writer(this is best) then some blank discs. \nthen if its a re writer just save to this device as you go. \n\ntxt files do not use a lot of space on the disk so I think you will be able to save 80,000 no problem
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save them to your windows media player and burn them from there
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If you want to treat them as data files, yes; just use Windows' built-in burning software.\n\nIf you want to watch them on a DVD player, you need to convert them into DVD format first; programs such as ULead and Adobe Premiere can do this.\n\nIf you want to do it for free, are relatively bright and willing to spend hours on end tinkering, cursing and trying a bazillion software packages, visit this link:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com\n\nIt will guide you.
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Capture the VHS video to a computer video editing program using an analog-to-DV converter,  encode it to MPEG-2 and author a DVD.\n\nYour computer must have a video capture card (or a similar device) that can capture or convert the analog video signal from the VHS tape to a digital format.  \nOR\nGraphics Cards with Video Capturing Capabilities are a new commodity being produced by graphics card manufacturers. These cards incorporate video capturing capabilities so you don’t need an additional video card\n\nSOFTWARE :\nPower Direct...Show BIZ DVD....Studio Plus....Nero
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i cant totally help but I do know that you need to save it as a different format that isnt as big of a file. Such asif its .wmv it may need to be a quicktime file.
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Well You can Because the Cd capacity for video files is measured in mins of video it stores on it not the size of the video file.\n\nTry Using Create Video Disc Option in your Burning Software to do it.\nif you are using Nero you can see it at start up screen of the software.
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First select the form of CD/DVD u want to write, like a Image VCD, or DATA CD...then press add files and go for it...
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First you need to convert them to the standard DVD formats (Check on the web for more) \nAfter you have converted them you need to check if the software package you have supports burning DVD into all formats.\n\nAfter you have done all this you can then burn them them to DVD.
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you can use a device like the dazzle, or a home dvd burner and input it lije you would a tv, if the format is mpeg2, which I don't for sure about betamax format, but if it is copyrighted taped, they aren't going to copy. You can get illegal software on the net though that allows you to break the coed, but it takes hours to copy, decode, recode and burn, not really worth the time and effort
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Hi use total recorder version 5.2 u need to download that version because later versions won't work for the serial number. It records any audio or music that is streamed on the computer at cd quality.\n\nName:\nPeter Kosmol \n\nSerial:\nTRD4.UKNS.Z8JS.KX65.94BA.7AEK.TX9V.XK85.G9NX.9XV2.TL3M.YEX9.NAAA
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Well there are two parts to that...\n\nFirst: you need to record the sounds (i.e. your dictation) you can do that with the audio recorder that is part of windows or any of many freeware, shareware or commercial software... For voice nearly any thing will work. \n\nSecond you need to tranfer the audio file to a CD... this is where it gets tricky... how do you want to use the CD...  If you want to play the file on a CD player you will need to encode it as a CD... The newer versions of Windows Media Player can do that or you could find a find freeware, shareware or commercial software (there are dozens out there)\n\nIf playing the audio on a computer is okay all you need is cd-r (writer) drive and softwar to drive it the Drag and Drop cd writer that come with Windows XP should or you could get other software to do it...\n\nTo define the exact process I would need to know more detail about what you want to do and what hardware and software you have to work with...\n\nEnder
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You must have a DVD-R recorder. If you have a CD-R recorder it won't work for your DVD-R cd's. \nBuy one.
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It depends on what kind of file(s) you recorded onto the DVD.  Go to Office Max or Compuware, they'll help you out.
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generaly you vhs camcorder has a Video-Out connection, this can connect to your computer, however, you need a Video-Input on your computer.\n\nthere is a simple item, that plugs into your USB port, and can be used for Audio/Video input to your computer, and you can take those files and burn to dvd (with dvd creation software)