Anypne know how to Tape/save a show currently in DVR?
But be aware you may get nothing but snow due to digital rights manangement peventing duplication.
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Please NO SD stretch-o-vision or 480 SD HD Channels Need Help? PMATT Uverse Care(all service problems) ATT Customer Care(all other problems) Your Results May Vary, In My Humble Opinion I Call It Like I See It, Simply a U-verse user, nothing more
This may not be as easy as it sounds. In addition to the already mentioned DRM ("Macrovision") problem, VCRs weren't meant to record HD-size pictures. (There's also a possible problem concerning the fact that VCRs are expecting a 480-line signal, but I think the STBs automatically convert the signal to 480 if it is being output through the S-Video or "composite" (red/white/yellow jacks) outputs.) You might end up with a picture that has black borders on all four sides.
@pocilujko I see you did literally say "tape" . And, we jumped it up to other things that replaced VCRs.
So, you can use a VCR - Connect the output of the U-verse box (red, white, Yellow) to the matching input on the VCR Hit record on the VCR and play on theshow on gthe u-verse DVR. You can see iton the TV connected to the output of the VCR.
aviewer
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Play it into the recording device.
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mibrnsurg
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But be aware you may get nothing but snow due to digital rights manangement peventing duplication.
Chris
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Please NO SD stretch-o-vision or 480 SD HD Channels
Need Help? PM ATT Uverse Care (all service problems)
ATT Customer Care(all other problems)
Your Results May Vary, In My Humble Opinion
I Call It Like I See It, Simply a U-verse user, nothing more
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baseballisback
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I believe you'd have to do it into a computer with a built-in TV tuner card.
In other words, if there's a will, whatever the "way" is...well, it's above my head.
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That Don Guy
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This may not be as easy as it sounds. In addition to the already mentioned DRM ("Macrovision") problem, VCRs weren't meant to record HD-size pictures. (There's also a possible problem concerning the fact that VCRs are expecting a 480-line signal, but I think the STBs automatically convert the signal to 480 if it is being output through the S-Video or "composite" (red/white/yellow jacks) outputs.) You might end up with a picture that has black borders on all four sides.
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pocilujko
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Thanks - don't know exactly what that means
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pocilujko
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Thanks
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pocilujko
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Thanks
Above my head too
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pocilujko
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Also over my head but thanks
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aviewer
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@pocilujko I see you did literally say "tape" . And, we jumped it up to other things that replaced VCRs.
So, you can use a VCR - Connect the output of the U-verse box (red, white, Yellow) to the matching input on the VCR Hit record on the VCR and play on theshow on gthe u-verse DVR. You can see iton the TV connected to the output of the VCR.
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