[#45498]
Written by: CTU_Bauer [15/07/2007, 16:02]
Quote by wikipedia.org
the videocassette recorder (or vcr, more commonly known in the british isles as
the video recorder), is a type of video tape recorder that uses removable
videotape cassettes containing magnetic tape to record audio and video from a
television broadcast so it can be played back later. most vcrs have their own
tuner (for direct tv reception) and a programmable timer (for unattended
recording of a certain channel at a particular time).
the latter mentioned function is available in most (if not, all) vcr\'s and is
rather easy to set up. just follow this step-by-step guide:
step one
purchase a blank vhs cassette from your local vhs vendor (normally around
[#45516]
Written by: CTU_Bauer [15/07/2007, 17:42]
i contemplated a betamax tutorial
[#45536]
Written by: realdiamond [15/07/2007, 20:45]
video, god, don't think ive used one in years, sky+ or v+ or an external linked pvr/dvd recorder.
if your in the uk. don't even know were you get the tapes from any more. lol
[#45540]
Written by: CTU_Bauer [15/07/2007, 20:57]
carboot sales and poundland mostly. most people have collections of old tapes in
their lofts which, with a bit of copy protection hacking (piece of cellotape)
can be easily over-written. (brings back memories of renting vhs' from the
local shop and taping over the last 5 minutes of a movie with scenes from
eastenders)
[#45660]
Written by: jamie2006 [16/07/2007, 15:56]
has the original poster ever even heard of tivo/sky+(uk)/v+(uk)
[#45663]
Written by: Xeryus [16/07/2007, 16:08]
Quote by jamie2006
has the original poster ever even heard of
tivo/sky+(uk)/v+(uk)
clearly not getting it...and already been covered with more styleee.
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(brings back memories of renting vhs' from the
