I finalized my DVD recording of The 50th Superbowl and had a hard time making a second copy.
@lookatdesktop (27156)
Dallas, Texas
February 29, 2016 12:08am CST
I looked all over my Windows 10 computer to find an app that I could use to copy one DVD recorded from a DVR from live Broadcast Television and then make a second copy to share with a friend. I had to use 3rd party software to do this and wondered if anyone uses Windows 10 and knows if Windows 10 has an app for duplicating DVD movies that are from antenna television so they can be played in anyone else's DVD player?
By the way, the quality of the DVR recorded copy to a DVD disc was not all that great in the first place. Hardly qualifies it as an exact High Definition recording to begin with.
You see, in order for me to get all 6 hours and so many minutes all on one disc the recording had to be on slow speed. Not only that, the original DVR setting was for low to medium grade so that did not help me much. By the time I got the copy made as a backup I realized Yes, I had it all on one single disc but the quality was not so good so I am not entirely satisfied with the results. In any case at least I got to see the game and the silly commercials.
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@PainsOnSlate (21845)
• Canada
29 Feb 16
Enjoy the game, I enjoyed the commercials.
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@lookatdesktop (27156)
• Dallas, Texas
29 Feb 16
My friend came over yesterday and asked if I had recorded the game. I said, Of course, but I ain't giving it to you until I make a copy of it, cause the last few times I loaned a DVD recording of the Super Bowl I never got it back. We were watching the Oscars last night. He feelings must have been hurt cause he got up thereafter and put on his coat and took his back pack and headed out the front door. I told him he would get his copy. He probably thinks I accused him of steeling the recordings. That not true. He knows he borrowed them but for some reason couldn't seem to let go of em.
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