DVD Recorders

When the DVD was introduced, it was only a matter of time before the VCR would finally be phased out by consumers. A problem with transition to DVD use is that all of your VHS tapes will...

Now that DVDs are the optical media standard for storing and backing up data, it's important for any home user to understand how to burn them. Many retail programs that burn DVDs for you cost...

Nero has established itself as one of the most successful and popular disc copying and media-creating software companies in the industry. With Nero, burning DVDs is an excellent way to create...

DVD labels can be problem if they are peeling off, sticking in your DVD player or causing your player not to read the information on the disc properly. You don't want to damage the player and you...

VHS video tape technology has been superseded by digital recording mediums which allow multiple identical duplication and is not susceptible to degradation to the same extent that VHS is. Using...

DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disc (or Digital Video Disc). It is used for large video and data storage. Most DVDs are bought with information already on the disc, but you can buy blank disks...

Owning a DVD recorder/copier is a great solution for making multiple copies of DVDs, recording television programs and backing up your VHS collection. Common problems of copying DVDs include...

The LiteOn DVD recorder can record programs from your television and playback commercial or recorded DVDs. Setting up the LiteOn DVD recorder is as easy as hooking up a regular DVD player, and...

The Funai SV2000 is a home DVD recorder and player. With the SV2000 you can watch DVDs as with a normal player, plus you can record programs from your television onto blank DVD discs. The SV2000...

DVD recorders can be used to transfer data from a source onto a DVD (digital versatile disc or digital video disc). These sources can be home movies and videos, live and recorded TV programs, and...

Panasonic is among the leading manufacturers of DVD players and recorders, with millions of units in American homes. Besides being susceptible to many of the common DVD player problems, certain...

Since the 1990s, the popularity of the DVD format has grown. Similar to the format wars of both the 1980s when we had the technological battle between VHS and Betamax), we now have a similar...

DVD (Digital Video Disc or Digital Versatile Disc) revolutionized home video and home theater. A DVD gives crisp images and, unlike VHS, doesn't degrade over time. DVDs also can store high-quality...

For the consumer with home audio/video equipment, the fastest, most efficient way to duplicate a DVD is to rip the source DVD to your computer's hard drive, then burn the contents to a blank,...

A DVD writer is a device that records data into the DVD format. DVD writers are also called burners because of the role that heat plays in encoding information onto a DVD disc.

With the mainstream acceptance of the digital video disc (DVD) format and the waning ability of the compact disc-recordable (CD-R) format to store high-definition media completely, recordable DVD...

Recording directly from a digital camcorder with a DV output onto a DVD recorder is, in most cases, relatively painless. The main thing to remember is that unless you take the step of finalizing...

Piracy of movies has led to the enforcement and encryption of DVD copy protection technology. Copy protection prevents anyone from making a copy of the disc. The disc does not say in plain text...

There are several things that you must be aware of before using a DVD recorder. There are multiple sources of input for the recording. Different DVD recorders use different kinds of discs....

Burning a DVD appears to be a simple task. However, it can turn out to be a frustrating experience if you encounter minor problems. In such a situation, it works best to identify the problem and...