Is there a way to copy a DVD onto VHS?
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answerbag-guy
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Hmm, most people want it the other way around, but to answer your question.. Not that I currently know of. If I were you, I would take it to your local electronics shop or major retail outlet and tell them what you're looking to do. They would be able to help you the most.
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There is. IF you have a dvd and a vcr hooked up to a tv, you can put a dvd into the player, press play and hit record on the vcr (having a blank tape in the vcr of course). The VCR should record what's being played. At least there's a way I know we do it at our house.
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Even if you have a DVD and VHS hooked up to a TV, most new DVDs have a copyright protection on it. If you try to copy it to VHS, the pictures will come up scrambled. I know because I've tried to copy some movies.
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Yes, you would need to use a pc and software such as DVD Dycrypter to remove the Macrovision copy protection. The use a video output to you VCR to record the DVD file as you play it back. Alternatively you could burn the de-crypted DVD back to a single sided DVD and play it in your DVD player if it can be connected to you VCR
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