View Full Version : Who Makes There Own TV-DVD's?


Ant-Lox
05-06-2006, 11:34 AM
Since I got a DVD Recorder for my Birthday in January, I have not bought many sets, Instead I'm making my own dvd's right from tv...anyone else make their own tv dvds?

Mister Ed
05-06-2006, 12:59 PM
I also have a DVD recorder. I am in the process of recording Mama's Family from TBS because I am sick of waiting for a DVD release. I also record Betty White's television appearances on various shows.

PZelda
05-06-2006, 02:34 PM
I have a DVD recorder, but the quality isn't the best (no problems with sound, etc)...the colors are a little dark...I have no idea how to fix this. :mad: So I don't do much recording...Only Gilmore Girls so far. I plan to eventually give away my homemade GG DVDs to somebody else who can appreciate them, because I will have season 6 on DVD when it comes out (I already have the other five).

BlancheD
05-06-2006, 05:36 PM
I did with Star Trek: The Next Generation. The dvd's are way too expensive so I recorded them onto dvd myself. Pain in the but but now I have all the episodes to watch over and over. :)

jhoover
05-07-2006, 11:05 AM
I make my own DVDs. TMPGEnc's DVD Author is the easiest software I've used. It's way easier than the other software.

I created DVDs with menus for The Rockford Files. I can't wait for another 2 years for all the DVDs to come out.

bencasey
05-15-2006, 12:29 PM
I have 4 DVD recorders and a burner on the computer. But discs are so cheap now that if something comes out legitimately, I chuck the discs and buy the set.

storrs19
05-15-2006, 11:26 PM
I made my own set of all five seasons of TZ as it was $100 per set. Way too damn expensive for me so I rented each set for $4 each and burned them. DVD+CSS Region Free is a very handy tool as it removes all region encoding and copy protection ;)

applecherry
09-27-2006, 10:04 AM
I have a DVD recorder, but the quality isn't the best (no problems with sound, etc)...the colors are a little dark...I have no idea how to fix this. :mad: So I don't do much recording...Only Gilmore Girls so far. I plan to eventually give away my homemade GG DVDs to somebody else who can appreciate them, because I will have season 6 on DVD when it comes out (I already have the other five).

YOU SHOULD BUY A SONY DVD VCR RECORDER COMBO. IT'S IT GIVES YOU DVD CLEAR PICTURE. DEPENDING ON THE MODE YOU CHOSE. THE BEST NO FUZZ OR GRAIN
IT HAS 6 RECORD MODE
1 HQ FOR HIGH QUILTY PICTURE CLEAR. (THE BEST PICTURE) NO FUZZ OR GRAINY PIC
2 HSP (BETTER PICTURE)
3 SP (VERY GOOD PICTURE)
4 LP (GOOD PICTURE)
5 EP (OK PICTURE)
6 SLP (ALRIGHT PICTURE)

SO YOU WILL HAVE YOUR PICK OF SPEED HQ GIVE YOU THE SAME PICTURE
AS RECORDED ON TV OR ETC.........TRY IT VERY VERY GOOD.
HOPE IT HELPS.

gilligan fanatic
09-27-2006, 01:31 PM
I as well have a DVDR and have made a ton of sets. I have made more from VHS then I have from the TV. I only do it on ones that I don't think will ever be released or from Tapes I got in a trade.

Ant-Lox
09-27-2006, 02:08 PM
I cram about 20 episodes onto one disc (SEP Mode/ 10hrs) because the picture quality doesn't really matter to me....

gilligan fanatic
09-27-2006, 02:10 PM
I cram about 20 episodes onto one disc (SEP Mode/ 10hrs) because the picture quality doesn't really matter to me....

I can't stand a bad picture, I got to have the best-lol

treky
09-29-2006, 02:26 AM
I also have a DVDR and record THE AMAZING RACE since we're always at my parents house when it's on, and we're always having dinner at that hour, and I also record MY NAME IS EARL. Hopefully, what I'm doing now will allow me to record off of cable TV, then I can record some of the movies off of TCM (the only good movie channel anymore) and some shows on THE HISTORY CHANNEL.