Digital Video Recorders

Some higher-end televisions such as Sony can utilize special webcams for particular models, but a regular USB webcam cannot be directly connected to most HDTVs. You will have to connect the webcam to a computer, and connect the video output of the computer to the TV.

The VHS tapes of Trailside includes a behind the scenes footage at how the program was made, as well as additional Trailside Tips and Techniques.

Not much info in you question but Good Speakers connected to a 100 watt amplifier will improve the average sound system, speakers are the weakest link in the sound system so you should put most of your money there.

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Lens, body, sensor, processor, memory and controls.

Yes you do have to pay for it every month, but it's worth it.

Of course not. What kind of a question is that? oh yeah, a stupid one!

your camera should have some kind of output...just plug it into the VCR, get the vcr onto the right input to see the camera, set the VCR to SLP with a tape with a good amount of time you can record and set the vcr to automatically rewind when it reaches the end while recording. put one of the vcrs outputs to a tv and make sure the vcr is getting the input from the camera right. from there set the vcr on record. all done!

dude, its not a picture camera. matters of the HD or non HD. as ive seen it, not that much of a difference. but its popular.

Yes, at the manufacturer website you can download (free) the drivers, manuals and all the installation files that come with the product CD upon purchase.

Nope and it probably wont be. Watch BBC America at 3am to see it.

If by auto record you mean record ahead of time than yes. Just open up guide (shows you what comes on later in the day) go to the show you want to record press the record button it will ask you if you want torecord the entire series or record the show if you record the entire series every time it comes on it will record the show, if you choose record this show it will record that show only.

Digital 8 tapes are transferred to a computer using an USB capture card. A tape player is used to output the video to the capture card which then allows the computer to transfer the video.

Sorry I don't have any idea about science & tech but I heard that, the lcd we use is assembled with IPS panel technology.

VHA tapes are linear, analog recording systems. There is no way to download anything from VHS tapes other than by playing the tape and capturing the content using another recorder such as a DVD recorder.

The quality of the recording will remain a typical VHS quality but once the content is captured in a digital format, it can be loaded on to a computer and possibly enhanced to eliminate some of the usual problems of VHS quality.

what kind of video camera do you have depends

depending upon condition and possibly history, the value of such a weapon could very well be quite impressive...suggest you search for 'rare firearms appraisals' and the like.

If it actually has "Long Tom" marked on the gun, this was a Sears Roebuck trade name used in the 1930s-1940s. It could have been made by any one of Sears regular suppliers, but most likely is a Stevens product. Most old single shots go for $50-$75 (Maybe $125 if it's really in new condition), but the long barrel adds a little interest to a decorator so maybe an extra $25-$50. Actually the last one I saw for sale had been destroyed by making it into a floor lamp and priced at $250 or $300 if I remember correctly. Even if it is not marked with that actual name, it's probably still in the same price range.

If you were receiving a broadband analog signal, you could put in a signal splitter after the cable box, one line going to your TV and the other line to the DVR, as each has its own tuner. They would both receive a full choice of channels.

Since you are receiving an encrypted digital signal, and want to two channels to change (for ''both'' the TV or the DVR), you might need two tuners, which essentially "splits" the digital signal to your desired channel across two.

Sometimes cable companies will give you a deal for two converter boxes.

Try looking at the VEG-N video unit by http://www.rtv-veg.com/. It might do what you want.

There is no need.

$5 per month

These type of cameras can range anywhere from $80 to a few hundred dollars

A PC uses less power than a TV

You cannot connect a DVR directly to the camera. You have to use a computer connected to the camera. And Configure the camera in the way it saves all data on the computer hard drive. After that you will have to configure the computer to save the data to the DVR after certain period of time.

reducing teh resolution and/pr quality of that image.

No. The charger doesn't have enough power to change a flip camera.