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Date Posted: 00:08:17 12/30/01 Sun
Author: Oliver
Author Host/IP: ffm2-t7-1.mcbone.net / 62.104.212.76
Subject: Re: DVD to VHS
In reply to: Chandra 's message, "DVD to VHS" on 00:31:31 12/29/01 Sat

Hi,

>I am sure this has been asked a million times. Let me

You asked for oldfashioned, analogue VHS? But this is a place for modern, digital VHS! ;-) Anyway ...


>tried copying, I got red lines with a lot of dots.

Never heard of this.


>How can I circumvent
>the problem and make good VHS copies of my DVD? If

Avoid the copy protection (Macrovision). So use DVDs without copy protection (in Germany, most MGM DVD's are without any analogue protection), or use a macrovision free DVD player (ask your dealer or Google ;-)), or buy a small gadget, which will filter out the protection (look at your favorite video magazine, or Google :)).

If done so (and using an ordinary SCART cable), you have to succeed - otherwise the hardware is broken.


Greetings, Oliver

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