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DVD Recorder help| dag-johnny |
Posted: Nov 24 2010, 08:22 AM
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 384 Member No.: 70 Joined: 24-January 07  |
I have hundreds of NTSC videotapes, both originals and copies.
I would like to transfer them to DVD-R, but my DVD records cant record NTSC. I have a video that plays pure NTSC signal 3.58, but I need a DVD recorder that can record that signal. So does any of you guys know of any recorder that can record NTSC. I would be very happy with any help. |
 
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| horrorC.K. |
Posted: Nov 24 2010, 10:30 AM
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Same problem here!  Have thought about a solution but not yet tried it. Maybe when you connect the NTSC vcr to a PAL/ NTSC vcr and that one to a DVD recorder  But that can only be possible if a vcr converts the NTSC signal to PAL. If it just passes thru the signal to the TV set it won´t help ofcourse. -------------------- |
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| Member-X |
Posted: Nov 24 2010, 01:16 PM
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I use a Sony dvd-r recorder with a hard drive, can't complain. Pioneer dvd-recorders can also record ntsc.
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| Sweeney Todd |
Posted: Dec 13 2010, 10:12 PM
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I also use a Sony recorder with a hard-drive and have no problems in recording Pal or Ntsc - but even before that and since 2002 my first DVD recorder was a Philips and it was similarly able to copy Pal and Ntsc, even if it hadn't a hard-drive. You must ask for confirmation in your own country, but theorically the following Sony recorders can record Pal and Ntsc: RDR-HXD790 HDX890 HDX990 HDX1090 RDR-HDX795 HDX895 HDX995 HDX1095 These models are sold in Europe but you can perhaps find them in America as well? |
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| Jack J |
Posted: Dec 14 2010, 12:14 AM
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Like Member-X said Pioneer can do the trick and actually I know from a friend that they're pretty good. I wish I'd thought of it when I bought my crappy Panasonic.
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| Jack J |
Posted: Jul 3 2011, 05:17 PM
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Ever since I bought my crap Panasonic dvd recorder ("crap" cos it can't copy ntsc tapes) I've been gung-ho set on wanting a Pioneer recorder the next time I buy one. Unfortunately I've recently discovered the fuckers have stopped making them!
 Do any of you know which model was the last one they manufactured? The highest model number I've found online is 645H. -------------------- 2019 AD. The only blog that survived the nuclear holocaust: EN LEJEMORDER SER TILBAGE
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| REPULSION |
Posted: Aug 26 2012, 01:44 PM
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Ok, I´m using my old Panasonic DMR-ES 10 for almost 6 years now and it´s a hardcore DVD Record!.
It accepts both PAL and NTSC system color system entry. My VCR only plays NTSC system (the brazillian color system) so I´m able to play all the NTSC VHS in this VCR and convert it to DVD-R´s. I´m able to play both PAL and NTSC DVD´s in my DVD Player and convert it to DVD-R too. The most problem is to try to copy a Microvisioned DVD to a DVD-R coz the Panasonic Recorder is not able to crack the piracy anti-system. -------------------- repulsion@bol.com.br
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