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Output to DVD Recorder

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Hello.

Is it possible to output recorded Tivo content to a DVD Recorder as opposed to a VCR? Would I just do the same as I normally would to output to VHS?

Thanks.
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The TiVo has no way of knowing what it's outputting to. You can feed the audio/video signals into a TV/monitor, a recorder, or a salad dish (if it has the right connections :D ).

Just treat the DVD recorder as if it's a VCR...but make sure to use a disc and not a tape. ;)
gastrof said:
The TiVo has no way of knowing what it's outputting to. You can feed the audio/video signals into a TV/monitor, a recorder, or a salad dish (if it has the right connections :D ).

Just treat the DVD recorder as if it's a VCR...but make sure to use a disc and not a tape. ;)
A couple of VERY novice questions if I may? The resulting recording is it full screen or is it smaller? What I'm asking is does the resulting picture fill the screen like it would if I were watching live or via the TIVO?

How many 1hr shows can you get on a DVD, 1, 2, or 4?

Thanks for any reply.
Palmyra said:
A couple of VERY novice questions if I may? The resulting recording is it full screen or is it smaller? What I'm asking is does the resulting picture fill the screen like it would if I were watching live or via the TIVO?

How many 1hr shows can you get on a DVD, 1, 2, or 4?

Thanks for any reply.
It records what you see on your TV screen. So, for example, if you pause or FF your Tivo, the DVD-R will record the green progress bar you see on your TV screen.

Basic Quality: 6hrs on DVD
Medium Quality: 4hrs on DVD
High Quality: 2hrs on DVD
Best Quality: 1hr on DVD
follow up question i just got verizon fios (but thinking about getting a tivo) with fios dvr can i sent the "out signal" to a dvd recorder? I have a lighton allwright brand dvd recorder and would like to send dvr stored stuff to save to dvd disc
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