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  1. 26th May 2004 10:08 #1
    c_hernandez32
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    I wanted to know if this was possible: rip the HD movie, Terminator 2 and convert it to a DV-AVI and transfer it to D-VHS. My friend has T2 Extreme on DVD and he wanted to know if I could transfer the HD version on to a D-VHS. I think that video on the D-VHS is stored as an AVI or perhaps an MPG. If any was done this before, it would be greatly appreciated before he disconnects and lends me his $1000 VCR.
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    it is possable - yes .. but not rip , as the wmv file has dmr ....
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    Thats what I thought. There's no way around this, even since he owns the DVD?
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    D-VHS is high def , btw .. taking it to DV and then to d-vhs ... well whats the point ?

    you might as well just watch the normal dvd ...

    d-vhs is also mpeg2 for your info ..

    there may be other ways -- but someone with a HD capture card can capture the HD playback off a PC

    to do that -- you need a hefty raid system also
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