Thread: The VM HD Discussion Thread
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Old 07-03-2009, 15:04   #65
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Re: The VM HD Discussion Thread
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Originally Posted by cli70488 View Post
HD TV is a great system and the quality superb. There is a drawback however in my case and I presume all VM users of the V+ box are the same. When I set my Box to HD and, of course, the Mirai LCD TV also ,I am unable to Record to VCR or DVD Recorder and not even able to send AV to other rooms in the house. This I am told is due to regulations which require the Box to be fitted with "Blockers" as indeed is the case with BBCi, they too prevent any recording of the content and state this if one tries. One major problem with VM is that they do not mention this when one contacts them to take the system nor can they offer any solution to the lack of use of Volume Control on the V+ Remote as they have no contact with the manufacturer of the remotes, a firm in Morocco.
You cannot record HD on to an analogue VCR or an analogue DVD recorder. You need digital equipment to record onto. This I think is your problem with trying to record in HD.
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