recording dvd to vhs

[taariqmajid]

coudl someone please help me , i have a pioneer dvd player and an xbox
i tried copying my dvds on cassettes but everytime as soon as i press record the movie starts to dim , then come off for a while then on bright then the same thing over and over. can anyone help me with that please. i would be vey grateful

[johnny quest]

It's called Macrovision proection. Search the DVD Players list over there on the left, identify your player and see if there is a hack for your player that will disable the Macrovision.

[Tommyknocker]

What you are seeing is macrovision copy protection. Some players have programming hacks that can defeat it, so do your research.

[musher70]

not very many though....

[taariqmajid]

hi my dvd player is a pioneer dv343 i tried the hack to turn off the macrovision but it aint work pleae help me . thanks alot

[jeremypps]

if you can't remove macrovision from your player, there are only two solutions that come in my mind:
- if you have a dvd-rom and a video card with tv out, rip the movie removing macrovision then play the vobs from your pc
- buy another player .....
ah, you can buy one of those boxes that do the job, but i don't know if they work well.

[BJ_M]

hi my dvd player is a pioneer dv343 i tried the hack to turn off the macrovision but it aint work pleae help me . thanks alot

<Please don't post same question more than once - you posted it 4 times>

[maxxxl]

The "Boxes" that is referred to in one of the posts DO work, i have one myself, i used it for copying from VHS to VHS cause commercial VHS-Tapes also use macrovision. You simply go out of your DVDplayer with a SCART Cable -> into the "Box" -> from the "Box" to the VCR, and start recording, thats all. That little thingy only costs a few bucks.