Dubbing vhs to dvd

Most commercial tapes have anti-copying feature imbedded in the signal. Often this is a kind of "burp" in the horizontal synch signal. I don't know if they are still available but a few years ago my boss obtained a "horizontal stabilization" box that did the trick for most tapes. We actually used it for legitimate image stabilization when using tapes with older video projectors. It cost (about 7 years ago) around $40.00 and was purchased at a little electronics parts store.

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I think you will find you can copy your own vhs to dvd or dvd to vhs but most commercial tapes and dvd's have a code that stops them being copied.

I don't know if they are still available but about 7 years ago my boss was able to buy a "horizontal stabilization" box which smoothed out the horizontal synch "blip" introduced in copy protected tapes.

It has nothing to do with a code. Its called Macrovision and it is in the tape. Get a video stabilized which will block the code and ur good to go.

Easy. Connect RCA lead from video/audio OUT on the VCR to video/audio IN on the DVD recorder. Set DVD recorder source to VIDEO then press play on the VCR and record on the DVD recorder.

all you have to do to have a copy righted vhs transfer to dvd is to buy a video stabilzer which takes the macro from the video so it can copy then attack to dvd recorder from line one or two through the video stablizer and suddely copy protected tapes copy just fine I wante d to copy lucky vanous work out but it was copy protected and my machine won't do it unless I hook it up the way I told you.

copy protected vhs can be coppied to dvd with a simple little device called a video stablizer and asecond vhs machine connected to line one or two and ta da it works great!

Do you have an owners manual for the Nakamichi DVD-15 MusicBank Changer and Remote Control for the DVD-15.

Thanks,
Jeff