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In Reply to: digital in and out posted by peterC10 on April 9, 2004 at 08:57:28:
This is still thin ice area. The manufacturers could do it, but dealing with the Hollywood studios, the DMCA and all of the other things that go along with digital copying would be more of a hassle than it was worth at this time.There are DVD players with digital video outputs, but they use DVI and HDMI connections. Unfortunately, there are no DVD recorders that have DVI or HDMI inputs.
Now, there is a way to get digital video to a DVD recorder from another source. Many of the digital camcorders made today have firewire (aka i.link, aka IEEE1394) outputs and a few DVD recorders have firewire inputs. If you want to transfer video captured on these camcorders with an all digital path (no analog conversions), this is the way to go.
If I remember correctly, Pioneer released a DVD recorder (the model number had 7000 in it) in Japan that had a digital audio input. However, I believe it only accepted 2-channel LPCM.
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