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  1. 29th Oct 2004 09:51 #1
    Brucifer
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    My drx 9000 has worked perfectly since purchase, I have installed the flash upgrade to stableize the video input.

    I now ask for help from the smarter people on here, to please figure out the unstable copy protected shut out. It gives me this message, and wont record many of my old tapes, which are not commercial.

    Or, if I could get recomendations on another stand alone, that can be manipulated to ignore that system command.

    I read the Liteon flash directions, and it really confused me.

    Please help. Thanks!
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  2. 29th Oct 2004 14:32 #2
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    You can just as easily buy a TBC.
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  3. 29th Oct 2004 19:42 #3
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    lordsmurf,
    not sure what a tbc is?
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    https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?T#TBC
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  5. 29th Oct 2004 22:39 #5
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    If your tapes are backups of commercial tapes, there may be traces of macrovision from the orignal backup. I'm just saying....
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    Originally Posted by FKrueger
    If your tapes are backups of commercial tapes, there may be traces of macrovision from the orignal backup. I'm just saying....
    No such thing.
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