An unfinalized DVD usually only can be read by the original recorder that burned the disc, but what if you lost the DVD recorder or the old recorder broke down on you? Is there any way to save the unfinalized DVD? Or, it is possible to finalize the DVD without the original recorder? Luckily, you … Read more
DVD recorders, which typically connect through RCA, S-video, and HDMI cable, are pretty easy to find in the states. But do you know there is a whole different connector in Europe called SCART? Let’s see the advantages of the DVD recorders with SCART Input and what DVD recorders have a SCART input. What’s a DVD … Read more
If you are truly a fan of old-school home video systems like DVD and VHS, it’s never wrong to invest in a DVD Recorder/VCR Combo, even it’s 2021. Unlike most smart devices these days, classic DVD recorders or videocassette recorders usually come with RCA and A/V cables. However, to make their products easier to use, … Read more
A decade ago, owning a DVD recorder at home was a luxury, especially a DVD recorder with a built-in large-capacity hard drive. But, have you ever wondered how helpful a HDD can be for a DVD recorder? What can you do with a DVD recorder’s hard drive and which are the best DVD recorders with … Read more
Though recording videos or changing a video’s format looks pretty easy now, it was not when people only had DVDs and video cassette tapes. Recording a DVD from VHS tapes was a hassle in the past, and most normal DVD recorders could not do that. And there was not any modern VHS to DVD converter … Read more
DVD recorders are vintage stuff, and most people won’t record their own DVDs as it is a world of streaming and online videos. However, when I was still young, a DVD with a digital tuner that allowed us to pull in great-quality TV shows was a premium recording device to most people. If you wanna … Read more
