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I have a DVR that records high def. I want to move some high def programming from my DVR harddrive to a DVD using a recorder. I know can't keep the high definition quality when I go to DVD, but will the recording be watchable as standard definition on the DVD? I fear that the final DVD will just have a jumpy picture that isn't watchable.

2006-08-06 17:56:30 · 5 answers · asked by paulie_biggs 2 in Consumer Electronics TiVO & DVRs

One detail: when I hook my DVR to a standard def TV using composite vid cable then play a High Def signal, the picture jumps around like crazy and is not watchable. That is what I'm worried will happen on a SD DVD.

2006-08-06 20:26:58 · update #1

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YES USING AN ANALOG CONNECTION (ANYTHING OTHER THAN HDMI, DVI) IF YOUR USING TWO MACHINES. THE PLAYER WILL DOWN CONVERT IT.
I PUT HOME VIDEO ONTO THE HARD DISC THEN BURNED TO DVD AND EVERYTHING TURNED OUT FINE. I USED A DVR/DVD COMBO.

WHAT BRAND AND MODEL IS YOUR DVR?

2006-08-06 18:11:09 · answer #1 · answered by mchaz60 6 · 0 0

OK, a lot of mis-information here. (except the first post) The reason your picture jumps around from your DVR on your standard TV is that the TV is not designed to accept a HD image

Next, is it physically possible to record HD onto a standard DVD, yes. BUT, no standard DVD recorder on the market currently accepts a HD video input. That is why it is not possible. You would have to connect the Composite or S-Video cables and analog audio cables from the player to the DVD recorder. Then, in this scenerio it will work.

The reason: You are outputting a standard definition signal to the DVD recorder and the TV will also be able to accept that standard def resolution.

2006-08-07 09:58:08 · answer #2 · answered by JP 4 · 0 0

You can put HD video on a standard disk. The only issue is that HD video is much, much larger in size. This will limit how long the video is. Otherwise you will be fine.

2006-08-06 19:17:04 · answer #3 · answered by im.in.college.so.i.know.stuff 4 · 0 0

I spend hours modifying daily and severe Definition is in no way a ought to. It incredibly relies upon on the time-honored you want. regularly, I even finally end up downconverting my HD images into SD (time-honored definition) because of hardchronic area and on account that i do not want the time-honored. in case you want to bypass into it as a extreme interest, i could evaluate severe Definition as "destiny-proofing". in case you want a reliable semi-specialist digicam, look into the Sony sequence. The A1U, which I personal, is tremendous for some self sustaining filmaking, and it really is in HD. you've guide administration over concentration and zoom besides as administration over publicity precise at your fingertips, so in case you want to finish slightly extreme filming it may be reliable for you. Onto the technical area: searching on how a lot modifying you're pondering doing, i do not imagine your workstation will be sufficient, commonly because of hardchronic area. One unmarried challenge for me takes up round one hundred GB, yours could probably be round 50GB. i do not comprehend how reliable your CPU (processor) is neither. i take advantage of a quad-center operating at 2.66GHz, besides the very incontrovertible fact that you need to be nice with something that runs fairly quickly. HD images is incredibly cumbersome so in case your processor is sluggish be waiting for lengthy wait circumstances. you'll also want some reliable software - because you've a Mac, you may want to attempt out very last decrease professional. So yeah, for top Definition you definetly want a MiniDV digicam, which videos on tapes. this can look after only about all of your high quality. HDD cameras (troublesome diskchronic) movie onto troublesome drives, which ability they ought to compress the images with the intention to be able to record it. attempt to circumvent those if high quality is substantial to you.

2016-11-23 13:45:57 · answer #4 · answered by speelman 4 · 0 0

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2006-08-06 18:14:56 · answer #5 · answered by cellular 6 · 0 0

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