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  1. 30th Jun 2004 05:17 #1
    scottb721
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    A friend thinks he's going to be able to backup his pressed DVDs using the Panasonic standalone burner he's getting this week. Not sure what model but I assume it contains an internal hardrive.

    I told him very unlikely.
    Is this correct ?
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    As far as I am concerned there is no player/recorder that can do this at the MOMENT, whether there is some new fangled recorder coming out I am not sure.
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    Originally Posted by scottb721
    A friend thinks
    Sounds like the mistake started here. :P
    Not that I've ever heard of, no. Not even new not-yet-out models.
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    I suppose it would be possible to copy the main movie by playing out of another DVD player an to the recorder via the usual analog RGB/S-Video/component connections, assuming he can overcome macrovision. Won't be a true DVD backup tho.
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