Use, as in I use DVD-Video mode on a DVD-RW. You have two modes: VR or DVD-Video modes. VRO mode uses 480x480, so I use DVD-Video mode. I changed nothing. When you put in a blank DVD-RW, you can choose mode. DVD-R is DVD-Video mode only. DVD-RAM is VRO mode only (don't like RAM anyway). Only 3-4 hour range is affected. Putting it at 4:08 VRO in FR mode will alter to 352x480, so I do that too when I have only RAM blanks at the moment.Originally Posted by broadway
Why? This makes no sense. If it looks good at normal size, then who cares what it looks like at 15x size? You watch it at 1x, not 15x.Originally Posted by Lucien
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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
Also - even to I don't use it much - many JVC's do have 1.2x zoom for anamorphic movies (which are close 1:9 aspect ratio). This removes black bars more (at expense losing sides). Well everyone has different needs...
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Originally Posted by kabanero
"The 811 does not out put a signal when it is off unless it is taking a software download."
The JVC manual says otherwise with the error I'm getting but I guess I'll have to take Dish Networks word until I can prove different.
I'm still stumped as to why Auto Satellite recording doesn't work on either my 811 or your 4900. Let me know if you come up with something and I'll do the same. Perhaps someone else can test this and educate us?
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Satellites boxes are never "off" ... just the video signal can be turned off/on. As long as it is plugged into the wall, it is turned on.
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Lordsmurf:
You indicated that the DR-M10SL emits RF noise or interference.
I currently have mine sitting on top of my JVC SVHS HR-S7600U, both would be used at the same time when I am capturing a VHS home movie to DVD.
Could the DR-M10SL emit noise that degrades or interferes with the signal that the HR-S7600 is sending to it?
Should they be placed some distance apart for best results and if so how far?
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My Dish receiver only has one S-Video output that I am currently running to my Sony TV, I would also like to run S-Video to the DVD Recorder. Can a splitter be used for this? The only ones I have seen look very cheap. The cable to the Sony is 12' and the one going to the DVD recorder would only be about 3'.
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I would not split it. Make up your mind which one gets s-video, and which one gets composite.
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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
PartsExpress sells a Composite to S-Video converter.
If I bought one of these I could plug it in to a composite out then plug my S-Video cable to the TV into it. This would leave the S-Video out on the Sat Receiver free for a new S-Video cable to the DVD Recorder.
I know my connection to the TV won't be as good as an S-Video but would it at least be as good as composite? I don't mind downgrading this connection as I also have a DVI for HD from the Sat Receiver to the TV. The receiver doesn't upscale as good as the TV so for Std Def TV I've been using the S-Video instead of DVI.
Do you think the converter would work ok?
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=180-140
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I think you need another box. That way you use one for TV and one to record from.
Solves your input problem plus you can record one thing and watch another.
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Originally Posted by broadway
A converter won't do anything special. I'm afraid I lost you on where you want to plug what. Hint: My head starts to spin on connection wire discussions. I must always draw myself pictures to understand. The separated video output is superior to composite in every way (in theory, source does not always make this true). Converting composite to s-video is too late, as the signal loss already happened. A converter like that is only good when s-video is the ONLY possible connection.
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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
Could you advise whtat software, please.
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Well thanks to LordSmurf's input my new JVC DR-M10 arrived today.
I'm using it as we speak and so far it's working great.
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I was playing around with an old 2002 version of Womble MPEG2VCR and I have to admit that the program works rather well.
I used it to edit some MPEG-2 files that had muxed MP2 audio.
Very easy to use and make your edits. Nice clean edit points too. Doesn't take long at all to output (since it does not re-encode).
Only problem is this old version I dug up doesn't cut AC-3 audio as far as I can tell.
However if I ever start using a stand alone DVD recorder I will definately have to buy the newest version since I would want to import to the computer to edit and make a custom menu etc.
For now I'm happy capturing especially since most of what I'm doing is VHS and LD stuff which can benefit greatly from being cleaned up with various video noise filters through AviSynth.
I guess my point is I was rather impressed by MPEG2VCR and highly suggest it for MPEG editing.
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For this JVC, I highly ... highly .. highly ... suggest the 4/2004 build of MPEG-VCR
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Well I used the new JVC to make a few back-up copies of some dvd's I had sitting around the house just to see how it would perform.
Well it does a really great job and I was hard pressed to tell the difference between the two.
I'm doing a little vhs to dvd-r transfer right now to see what it looks like.
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Not sure my DR-M10SL is cooling itself correctly. When its on the fan turns on and it seems to keep itself fairly cool, but when its been off (standby) overnight the left rear corner of the unit gets pretty warm
This is the area where the fan is and its a pretty large area.
Can I get some comments on what others are experiencing?
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Well I just turned mine off so I will check it later to see if it's warm or not.
I just got done copying some vhs to dvd-r and I think it looks pretty damn good.
Much better then what my Panasonic could do.
I've thrown Verbatim,Fuji and Taiyo Yuden's at it and it handled all of them.
They also played back flawlessly on a $50.00 Koss dvd player.
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Originally Posted by Offroad
The same thing with my unit. I keep RAM disk for On-Disk timer recording inside all the time. When it records it is cool. When it is in standby mode it is warm (probably fan is off). When no disk inside, it goes to sleep (display turns off) and it is cool. -
I've got the Panny E50S ... I do use DVD-RAM disks. Especially when I want to snip out the commercials with Womble mpeg-vcr.
So ... what resolution will I see if I get the DR-M10SL ... will it look normal.
With the Panny E50S ... a VRO video on a DVD-RAM is 704x480 ... length of movie is 1 HR 44 MIN.
Sounds like what you've said is ... it will be alot different compared to the Panny VROs I've made.
By the way if someone has the time ... I have a question about laptops ...
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AV/Coax - RF Out Question on the DR-M10.
I used to have a Mits VCR in my HT cabinet in the living room. I had a coax running from the RF output, to my TV in the bedroom. My Dish 811 DBS has no Coax RF out, but I had a composite hooked to the Mits L1 input.
On the Mits, I could select L1 as my input and press the VCR button. The RF output of the Mits would send the signal from my Satelite receiver to the bedroom. Since my Dish 811 has an RF remote I could then control the Channel of the DBS receiver from the bedroom.
Can't seem to get this to work on the DR-M10. I have the Dish receiver hooked to L1 on the DRM10 but it doesn't seem to want to output this signal via the Coax RF out. I'v tried pressing the VCR/TV button on the JVC remote but this doesn't seem to do anything at least not while the JVC tuner is pointed to L1.
Any ideas?
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and ... 352x480 beyond 2 hours.
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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
It's not about being cheap with discs ... it's easier [and looks nicer] to trim the commercials out of VRO video with Womble mpeg-vcr than trying to do this in DVD vob files with ... TMPGEnc DVD Author.
At the place I work at we sometimes will want to show a movie dealing with AIDS or Alcohol/Drug addiction. The movie GIA ... has all of this but ... it is inappropriate to show to certain clients because of the extreme frontal nudity.
So I have to trim the nude scenes out in a elegant manner. Vegas Video 4 can help because I can join to segments and overlap them and the clients will not know ... the nude scenes have been removed.
Plus the DVD version movie ... GIA ... is shown with Spanish Language and Spanish subtitles ... so it is a great learning tool for the Spanish/Mexican community in our area of Fresno, California.
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I meant cheap when trying to stuff 4-8 hours on a disc, wasn't addressing your question, just a side rant, not aimed at you at all.
Anyway, I find VRO files harder to manage than VOB files. I find ripping the IFO with DVD Decrypter in IFO mode to be best and fastest (yes, even faster than copying files in Windows). It'll grab the full movies, not gonna grab the 1GB VOBs, remerges to long VOB. This is what I import into Womble. If you edit direct off the RAM disc, nevermind (I find smoother experience by simply using HD and extra step copying from disc to drive).
For content between 3-4 hours, go DVD-Video on a DVD-RW and not VR. Of course, VR does make for a nice quick SVCD creator! For that, I actually appreciate the option, just wish I could choose res on my own.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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