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  1. 6th Jul 2004 20:11 #1
    mjbart
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    Does anyone have experience with the new DVD recorders. They claim you can take digital video directly from your camcorder to the recorder and record the same as if doing a VHS. My question is this true? If it is, does it capture the date?

    Pros and Cons?

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    If the recorder has a firewire input (not all of them do) then it will accept digital input directly from a DV camcorder. Ease of use and 2 hrs. of good quality video are the advantages. As for negatives, editing your footage can be a problem but there are several programs out now that accept dvd video.
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    A good place to start is in the DVD Recorder forum:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=28
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