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Re: Macrovision problem

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Originally Posted by mrm1
Don't TV cards strip Macrovision? Direct your signal in to the pc, then back out to your video.
The TV card in my fileserver/pvr doesn't seem to be affected by macrovision - well it's let me tape from DVD (Before I had a dvd writer and copier downstairs)

Of course some dvd recorders can be 'adjusted' so that they are not affected by macrovision either.
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Originally Posted by Terry
If you can lay your hands on an older Aiwa fx4500 you will have no further macrovision problems. Or try a Liteon DVD recorder from Argos at £149 and record through the aerial connection, the scart recognises macrovision
This one?

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st...lickfrom=image

If you look for a suitable firmware (which can be burnt onto a cdrw and just put into the machine to upgrade it) You will not only remove macrovision protection - but also add a 3 hour recording mode.
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