🚀 go-pugleaf

Just buy a dvd recorder (not the pc type) hook up the super vhs lead for
the video and the RF leads for the sound. Push play on the camera and
record on the dvd recorder. I have yet to see dvd recorders with component
leads but i live in canada.

Bobb wrote:

> Family asking me and I don't have a clue (no wisecracks),
> and I could use a quick overview regarding DVD
> recording for PC and/or TV.
> I tried google but got thousand of hits - all very specific though.
> Or if the wrong group, I could use a pointer.
> I couldn't find anything for DVD comparable to alt.comp.periphs.cdr
> Thanks for any advice/pointers
>
> Specifically,
> My brother bought a movie camera for xmas
> and would like to make DVDs of camera output.
> So say he records an hour worth of holiday video - now how to get it to
> media?
> For the moment, money not the issue, just the big picture:
> First of all, how much disk space is an hour's worth of video ?
> (and if - like VCRs - SP or SLP  is a concept, just pick one)
> Secondly, how much fits on a DVD ?
> He wants to play it back on a TV  NOT a PC.
> How do you interface with it ? On a PC, I imagine there's
> a utility (like EZCD), but on TV, how would you customize it?
> Or can you ?
>
> 1. Do you have an output cable (USB) from camera to
> PC - play it back - save to disk - make DVD ?
>
> 2. Buy a "DVD burner"  for the stereo and plug the camera
> in there ? Hit Play on camera and record it to
> a blank DVD there ?
> 3. Once #1 or #2 works, how to copy it to spend to family
> all over the country ?
> Do they have DVD to DVD burners for
> ' stereo equipment' ? (or whatever it's called these days )
>
> Also, what is the lingo to refer to
> "hooking it up as 'media equipment' " ?  vs PC hookup.