I'm such a computer geek, sometimes I can't see the trees for the forest.
What I assumed: That you were burning from Tivo to a DVD-ROM on a computer. *DOH*
Burning a data DVD is old hat to me...and you're right, you do screw up the first couple learning...which is why I bought a 50 pack when I got the burner... :)
Do I correctly presume that you're using S-Video or Component Video Out from the Tivo to the corresponding input on your standalone DVD recorder, capturing the recording at that point, and thence passing the signal out one of the outputs from the Emerson to your TV?
My *ultimate* solution would be to capture programs on our Dual DVD Satellite Recieiver, and then be able to output them across our wireless home network to any TV or PC in the house. =)
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Date: 2006-03-23 11:48 pm (UTC)I'm such a computer geek, sometimes I can't see the trees for the forest.
What I assumed: That you were burning from Tivo to a DVD-ROM on a computer. *DOH*
Burning a data DVD is old hat to me...and you're right, you do screw up the first couple learning...which is why I bought a 50 pack when I got the burner... :)
Do I correctly presume that you're using S-Video or Component Video Out from the Tivo to the corresponding input on your standalone DVD recorder, capturing the recording at that point, and thence passing the signal out one of the outputs from the Emerson to your TV?
My *ultimate* solution would be to capture programs on our Dual DVD Satellite Recieiver, and then be able to output them across our wireless home network to any TV or PC in the house. =)