toviesransfer dvd m: can I transfer movies from a dvd player or other source
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yes you can...what i do is load a dvd movie to my sd card media videocam (thru AV in) then from my videocam , transfer to my desktop..then convert media via vision w media explorer... it goes straight in my Vision W
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There are actually quite a few options for you. iTunes, Amazon, Netflix (if you're a member), and sites like Hulu offer downloads and/or streaming videos, including full-length films. If you're interested in ripping DVDs on a computer with a DVD drive and then transferring to your 1000, there's a great program called DVD Shrink (www.dvdshrink.org) that will let you customize the size of the output files to help save space. I currently have 8gb movies shrunk down to 4gb using this program, which are easy enough to get transferred to your 1000 via a network connection, USB drive or SD card. You can use VLC Media Player (www.videolan.org) to play your ripped DVDs and they look great.
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free mode on:put movie in pc, share the dvd drive, use anydvd to delte copy protection, conect eeepc by network, trasnfer files to eeepc, use media player classic to watch videots folder
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Not without knowing more than just "I can't...convert my DVDs." People can't provide help when they don't even know what they're trying to help you with. Please be more specific in what step of the process you're having problems with and what you're trying and what's happening when you try it, as well as anything else that could be helpful information to anyone attempting to assist you.
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That's a software issue. As long as you have the software to utilize either the dvd files or an iso, you can burn it to dvd
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Not sure if you're still looking for an answer. But if you still want to know, the answer is "no". This is not a tool to transfer or import clips from one format to another. You will have to first convert your VHS movies into digital format before you can use this software for editing.
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Don't know if this will help, but I put the DVD in a different computer, transferred the files to a USB drive, then put it on my laptop that doesn't have a cd/dvd drive.. worked for me..
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James does it play whatever format source is on homemade DVD's...like say that comes from mkv or other file sources. Thanks
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Yes. I record to the hd and them move to other devices but u believe there's an option to go direct to DVD. Regardless each movie is an individual file which you can delete. Also recommend maybe you burn two DVDs before you delete if you go through the time to record it.
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Sure. You remove the SD card, and copy the movies on CD, DVD, other Card, etc. I backup on the shared network attached drive.
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Ideally, yes you would be able to. Just not in the same format( e.g. One mp4 one DVD). However, my second screen broke within days. I was on a road trip and unable to return it. I don't recommend this product due to low quality.
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Not that I know of... If you have the video on another device you can hook it up through video input or just watch the DVD if thats what you mean
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I looked around on the internet for a good program to transfer DVDs to mpeg4 format to put movies on my iPod. I found Apollo DVD to iPod was a great program, but it cost me $34.95 to unlock the full program and use it to its fullest potential.
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You can copy the files to a DvD as though it were a CD with files on it, and then open the files you stored on the DvD disk just like you would open the files form a hard drive - not with a DvD player. You have to have mpo compatible software. Iif you convert to DvD format in the process of recording, you'll lose.
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Yes, the software will give you an option for a destination for the captured videos. Just make sure that the drive is hooked up when you run the software and select that drive as a destination. Depending on the speed of the connection (USB/FireWire/Thunderbolt), it may take from a little to a lot longer than to do it to your local HD. If that turns out to be very slow, and you want to do a lot of converting at one time, another option is just to save one video to your Mac's drive, and then move it to the external HD while you're converting the next movie.
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No, the unit can not record to a DVD player directly. You may be able to transfer the file to another device (like a computer) and then convert it to a DVD, but this would not be a simple task.
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I never tried that, I only had a few VHS home movies that I transferred over, but it seems like it could be done.