How can i record shows using my computer from my tv?
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THere are certainly several products out there that can do this. I just had a chance to play with "SlingBox" and it worked very well.\n\nhttp://www.slingmedia.com/indexa.php
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Userplane has an audio/video recorder that will do that - you can check it out at http://www.userplane.com/apps/videoRecorder.cfm
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If you can play the video in full screen. You can try the prog FastCap at http://www.ejoystudio.com to capture the video on line for you. It captures both audio and video.
195561
you need a USB video capture device. See below for an example.
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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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WINDVR by InterVideo \n\nWinDVR gives you high-quality digital recordings of your favorite shows plus the ability to pause, instant replay, and skip commercials on Live TV. Just combine it with a TV tuner (PCI, AGP, or USB) for advanced TV features without the monthly fees! Integrated Internet-based Electronic Program Guide (EPG) by TitanTV lets you easily find your favorite shows, then schedule them for recording or viewing. Realtime software MPEG-2 encoding (the same compact format used for DVDs) delivers cinema quality video with modest hard disc requirements. Digital video camcorder support - capture video from a DV camcorder via IEEE 1394 support. These files can be captured as AVI or MPEG files, and DV AVI files can be converted back to DV tape for archiving. File conversion - convert your video files between MPEG, VCD, SVCD, DVD, and DV files. Combined with WinDVR's authoring and burning functions, you can create personal VCDs, SVCDs, and DVDs that can be shared with friends and family.
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you can use a tuner box. its an external device that you hook up onto your laptop via USB port and it has connections for your cable tv, antenna, vcr, etc. \n\ncheck this out.\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815312001
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There are many tools available, both free and commercial, that allow for video editing with sound overlays.\n\nIf you are on a recent Microsoft Windows-platform machine, the configuration most likely comes with "Windows Movie Maker" that you can use to do this.\n\nIf you need help recording the TV show off, or working with the software, I suggest you search through the link below for help with this.  VideoHelp.com has a vast resource of tutorials and links to many free tools that may help you with what you need.
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Do you mean capture home theatre on to your computer . If so a video capture card like from newegg
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You need a TV tunner and a cable connection to your computer. As far as I know.
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u need to buy a tv tuner card, ask in computer peripheral shops, \n\nthere are 2 types, one u can put it in ur motherboard, and it can be used to watch and record tv programs, computer should be running for this......\n\nthe other is like a modem or a hub, it just connects ur tv cable to ur computer monitor and uses it as a screen\n\nu can watch but u cant record programs, with the second one.\n\nIt costs about rs. 1500
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you need to download an application that can record audio streams, such as stationripper.\n\ntype something like 'audio stream capture' into google and you should find plenty of info
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you need a tv capture card and a cable tv connection, most laptop does not have the tv capture card, so unless you have a dvi socket on your laptop and use a newer digital video player as the interface, there is a slim change that you can watch tv on it.
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Get a video capture box for a VCR to PC connection.  This will work well with the DVR as well.  I'm not sure if that USB port can stream content from your DVR but the capture box will do the trick very nicely.
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try dazzle DVD recorder i used it got own  burner straight to disc from video
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Well, there isn't a program to do that linearly.\n\nThe closest you can get is use Camtasia (30 day FULL trial) to record screen activity. Camtasia is also a great video editor.\n\nIf you save your video (avi, mov, mpeg), you can then open it with Windows Movie Maker and record back onto your miniDV tape.\n\n(You mentioned streaming video. Just a note: a screen capture program can not capture a video that's playing on your computer. It's a weird hardware-type issue.)\n\nGood Luck
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The best way that I know of is to plug the VHS directly into your computer (which means getting a TV tuner card if you don't have one) and recording straight to the hard drive. The TV tuner card should come with software that lets you record the VHS to a format of your choice. Since its VHS, a large format (Like DVD Quality) is a waste and not necessary. Once its on the hard drive use your favorite burning software (Nero has a "Make A Video CD" utility) to burn the file to CD.