Sony Standalone DVD Recorder Question?

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  1. JayB1742

    JayB1742 Member

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    If I hook another dvd player up to my dvd recorder can I copy dvds this way? I heard some places will chip the recorder to burn dvds. Where can I find that chip? Any help would be great.
     
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    JayB1742..............

    you can do that but you will be limited, because all
    the dvd recorders ect. have protection built in them
    to try to stop you from doing that, sometimes there
    is a way around it ..."chip the recorder" stuff is
    available, have seen it on the net, think it would
    cost more than the recorder, they do make boxes and
    such that go in between the video line to get rid of
    the protection for you, but they will cost upwards
    100.00 dollars, probably more than you paid for your
    recorder anyway..........and also most of the times
    the cheaper recorders/players ect are easier to
    defeat, and you have less problems aswell, a family
    member of mine had a fancy SONY DVD PLAYER, and had
    many problems playing backed up movie's on it, she
    went to Wal-Mart and bought a $25.00 DVD player
    not a problem since....


    it's a whole lot easier to backup your movie's on
    a computer...

    here's a website that sometimes has the Hac*s to
    help you with getting rid of the protection on
    you recorder, just go to it then type in your
    brand/model no/ect in the space and see if there's
    any help for you there.

    http://www.videohelp.com/dvdrecorders



    gday..............

     

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