Digital Video Recorders

Its not. Just in the cheaper models. Its a cost thing. It takes circuitry to get the signal off in stereo and then back into stereo again. That takes money and most sells are in the cheaper models. So its cheaper to pull off just the left channel information and use it.

Legally, no. However, technically it will depend on the technology that your cable company is running. Larger companies send signals directly to the cable box that allow or disallow specific channels. Smaller companies may have filters installed at your (their) address that allow specific channels to come through the outlets in the home. It's worth a try - but myself and FAQFarm don't endorse any type of illegal activities. Also note that the more up-to-date cable boxes have a unique address associated with them. They use the cable outlet to communicate the box ID with cable company, so they'll know what box is trying to receive a signal at an unauthorized address once it is powered up.

Old and new ones have an average of 35 hours, but new ones can even store 50 hours.

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Yes, the line in connector can be used for audio sources such as tape players, microphones, etc depending on the sound card.

This may sound crazy, but change the batteries in your remote control for the DVR. When the batteries get weak, they tend to throw off random signals which can cause this to happen.

you just tape over it. you do this by putting that VHS tape in and when a show or a commercial you want to watch comes on you just click on REC and it should erase the previous video on that that tape. Video tapes and most all types of magnetic media can be erased by exposing them to an AC field which is usually generated by hat's called, a `bulk eraser'. What it is, is a transformer with a switch, enclosed in some type of housing for convenience of use. If you look in the internet or Ebay, chances are that you can still find one, although they're not in a lot of demand today. The should be relatively inexpensive.

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You press the button on the side and a USB flips out and then you plug it in to your computer.

OB is the abbreviation for obsolete.

IT COULD HOLD 120 SONGS IT COULD HOLD 120 SONGS

Probably dirty components in the VCR drive train.

If you can buy or borrow a VCR cleaning tape, run this through the machine a few times. If that's not enough, you need to have the machine cleaned by a professional.

Not generally no. There would be no point. The easiest is to convert the standard yellow video out to coax with an RF modulator

Use ScreenRec or OBS to perform this operation. With the help of these software, you can record any streaming video regardless any operating system you are using. I prefer ScreenRec over OBS because it is easier to operate and their no system laggings while using it.

The Apple TV is better than Tivo and it is also not provider locked.

An Everfocus DVR can be purchased at several different places. Some of these include B&H Photo and Video, Amazon, Interior Electronics, PC Surveillance, and Ebay.

You can purchase used Pelco DVR equipment through online marketplaces such as Ebay and Gumtree. You could also try searching in local pawn shops which sell equipment like this when available.

HDD camcorders do not have as sharp of an image as a digital camcorder. Digital camcorders usually come with an HD feature. HDD camcorders are old school for anybody these days.

In general, yes. There are some exceptions, e.g. for people considered to be "in the public eye" like entertainers and politicians.

One possibility: if the signal is a digital broadcast and you have a digital-capable TV but the DVR has an analog tuner, the DVR would not see a recognizable signal, but the digital signal would pass through to the TV.

You can do it, and you don't need a "combo" machine. Any VCR can be connected to a DVR to copy old tapes to DVDs. The quality won't be as good as an original DVD, because the videotape is an analog recording and has to go through A-D conversion before it can be recorded on a DVD.

No. In order to use a Dish Dvr, you need to have an active Dish account.

the Panasonic DMR-EZ48VP-K

To erase a recorded video from a DVR, navigate to the "Recorded Programs" or "Library" section on the DVR menu. Locate the video you wish to delete, select it, and look for an option such as "Delete" or "Erase." Confirm the deletion when prompted, and the video will be removed from the DVR's storage. The steps may vary slightly based on the DVR model, so consult the user manual if needed.