how to copy video recording to vcd/dvd?
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you have to have a fire wire port on the computer and if you do then it should have the proper programs to upload the video onto the computer and then burn them to DVD/VCD.
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I have been doing quite a bit of this lately. You get a TV tuner with video/audio inputs or a special USB device made for VCR inputs. The red yellow and white plugs go from the output of the VCR to the input of the device. You then use the software that comes with such a device to burn directly to DVD or to MPEG, however you wish.\nHere is an example of a USB one:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815100112\nI have a TV Tuner card because you can record TV shows onto DVD or on the hard drive.
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you are wanting to make a vcd?  Put a movie onto a cd instead of a dvd?  If that is the case, you will in most cases need to use a software application to compress the video for you.  Search for VCD or DVD to divx.  There are tons of programs that will let you do this.\n Good luck.
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if you have a decent cd burner program, they have an inbuild video encoder program.  I use Nero and it does that for me and i can fit an entire movie on a vcd
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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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save as vcd or svcd in mpeg 1
893607
You can't directly. Basically you can take the video off the DVD and re-encode it to a VCD (Video CD). VCD do not hold much info and normally are of very poor quality. This is mainly because people lower the bit rate in order to fit the move onto the smaller medium. For a normal length move you will probably need to put it onto 2 disks to make it look decent. Plus you should check and see if your DVD player will play it. If you are looking just to watch on your PC another file format could be used such as .avi. Either way VCDhelp.com is a good site for tools and tutorials for the conversion for either way.
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first you need to rip the dvd with dvd decrypter ... then convert it to max quality avi with autogk ... then u can convert it to vcd with winavi, canopus procoder, or tmpgenc ... this method produces the best quality vcd in my experience and is simple .. takes alittle time though.
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I am using a VHS video recorder connected to a PCI TV-Tuner and a proper software, with DVD-RW and you can go\n\nXLMan
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Hi,\n\nYour camera came with software to record video. Your DVD came with software to make your DVD look like a hard drive or floppy to allow you to record data to the DVD like you normally would a hard drive or floppy.\n\nI've never done it before (I might try it and see if there are any issues).\n\nThere is no technical reason you can not do it. You just need to make sure you do not try to record video too fast. A few frames per second or slower (1 frame per second or slower would allow you to record for a longer time).\n\nGeorge
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You could get a video-capture device for your computer.  This would allow you to plug your VCR outputs into your computer and record whatever the VCR is playing as a video file.  That video file could then be imported into the windows movie maker.\n\nHauppauge makes several USB video capture devices that are relatively easy to connect to your computer and setup:\n\nhttp://www.hauppauge.co.uk/pages/prods_usbs.html
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the easiest way i found is buying a dvd recorder, preferably a Sony, and connecting your vcr to the recorder, depending on how well the tape is, the quality usually comes out better through the recorder
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Video stored on a VCD is in MPEG-1 format... in the .DAT file.  You need to get a program that can convert the .DAT file to something else.  For example if you want to import/edit it in Windows Movie Maker, you'd need to convert it to an .avi file.\n\nFor more details, see www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video > Discs - DVD, VCD, SVCD
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I know what you mean.. you simply need a video to dvd converter software.\nI use Cucusoft AVI/MPEG to DVD Converter Pro.. it can convert (AND BURN!) any video file.. like avi to dvd in your case\nheres what you should do:\n\n1. Download and install cucusoft converter here: http://www.burner-software.com/AVI-to-DVD-Converter/MPEG-AVI-to-DVD-VCD-Converter.html\n\n2. Click  "To DVD"\n\n3. Drag and drop your avi's onto the program\n\n4. Insert blank dvd blank and click burn!\n\nI am sure it will work perfectly for you =)
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with an analog to digital video capture card. There are cheap  and very expensive cards, depending on the use you're aiming at. What this card does is that you connect your VHS player on it via video and audio input jacks and it records in real time the video on your hard drive, in many formats (usually avi or mpeg). Mind you for better results you need to have a good processor, plenty of RAM and HDD space.\nCheck Pinnacle cards, they range from very cheap to pro gear. \n\nAfter capturing you'll need some software to convert the videofile on your HDD to DVD format. Have a look on the web for such suites.
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Its very simple if you have a dvd recorder.  Most new dvd recorders have the audio & video inputs required to hook it up to a vhs player.  All you need to do is press play on your vcr and record on your dvd play and hey presto!\n\ngo to www.videohelp.com for all your dvd related quieries.
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try dazzle DVD recorder i used it got own  burner straight to disc from video