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These procedures and their existence and function will vary with brand and model, thus it is essential you carefully RTFM for your player, and practice before relying on it...Whenever I would bring a new VCR or more modern recorder into the fold I always made test recordings, and ran it along side my older equipment for a while until I was comfortable with the controls/process, and confident it was reliable. Mistakes and failures are easier to laugh off if something else got a good recording. *DVD-RWs can be erassed completely and re used after that. I almost always use the 2 hour speed (longer if I'm squeezed for time, shorter if it is a really important program to me to have in max quality), and remove commercials...I get better recording economy that way than when I was using 6 hour tapes with no commercial skip circa 2010. There are 2 ways I edit out commercials: 1.) live when I'm watching and recording a show I want in my archive, 2.) using the Panasonic DVR to capture it entirely live, then on DVR playback pause the toshiba's recording during commercials when dubbing from the panny DVR to the toshi DVD-R....I think I could do this with just the panny's internal DVR/DVD-R drives, but I don't use the DVD-R in the panny almost ever, and have been too lazy to learn when existent methods suffice...Maybe one day.
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As I was looking for blank video tapes at the local goodwill which they did not have any. .I end up bringing home a Toshiba HHD DVR/DVD recorder RD-KX50SU for $10 bucks.It lacks a remote but it works on playback from both.Now I got to see it it records.I have to find a remote that works with it in order to set the time and make use of the other functions.
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Good Luck! Be sure to google the model number for a digital copy of the user manual...It is always good to have the manual around.
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Thanks Tom.I found the owners manual on manualsonline.com and the remote on this website.I'll call them and make sure its the right remote for it tomorrow. https://www.remotehound.com/ I will test the record functions later on both DVR and DVD recorder.Now I can watch the DVR and see what the previous owner recorded on it.So far got an episode of Two in a Half Man on there so far and it looks crisp and clean too.If It works great.I probably can put the VHS tape worries to bed. |
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So far, K-Mart still carries VHS tapes. I still use VHS to tape shows I do not want to miss.
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I'll check it out but their website does not show any now.Maybe in the store which is a good 25 miles from here thanks to Walmart that killed them off 20 years ago.
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Let me add, the K-Mart is in Weirton, WV
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I found the source for tapes which I just ordered 40 of them.They said the stock is very limited at 100 and more likely I will end up buying it all out.
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Try polylinecorp: http://www.polylinecorp.com/Category..._Packaged.aspx
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Go to checkoutstore.com and take a look. They have bulk quantities of T-60 tapes in lots of 10 to 500 available. No slip covers, just plain tapes, but beggars can't be choosers.
http://www.checkoutstore.com/Standar...FQ5EfgodajsDtQ |
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