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I'm looking for some sort of hard drive to record my VHS tapes on - most of which are home-recorded from TV. Some contain commercials; others have 2 or 3 movies on one tape. My objective is to remove commercials and delete movies from the tapes that have more than one. I would then record the edited "movies" to DVD. Is this a job for a Tivo or the like?
Follow Ups:
http://www.toshiba.com/tacp/dvd/current/RDX2.htmlhttp://www.prodcat.panasonic.com/shop/NewDesign/ModelTemplate.asp?ModelId=17372&show_all=false&product_exists=True&active=1&ModelNo=DMR-HS2&CategoryId=2596
RCA also makes one, but I couldn't find it. Their website sucks big time, so I wasn't going to search forever (hey, I did this for free!). I believe I've seen another such product, but I can't remember who makes it -- sorry. You may find more of these types of recorders coming later in the year (Sept/Oct).
I don't know about the availability, but the Toshiba allows up to 1.5Mb/s PCM recording data rate on the analog audio input. The rest of all DVD recorders limit you to compressed 192 or 384kb/s Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo (great,... if you're "hearing impaired"). At this time, there are no consumer DVD recorders that have digital inputs. Real bummer.
Sounds like a job for a computer.
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