I have a Panasonic DMR-E30 DVD recorder that will record directly on DVD-R,
although I usually use DVD-RAM which is erasable/reusable and will record up
to 6 hours in EP mode. I time shift Woodworks and Router Workshop everyday
and try not to get too far behind. Also have a 1-minute jump for skipping
through commercials. A couple years ago it was $499 at RadioShack, but must
have come down by now. I saved a lot with employee discount, a strategy to
consider.

Steve

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Now, to figure out the best way to get them onto DVD for my _private_
viewing pleasure in the shop ...


Santa brought me a Panasonic DVR (DMR E85H) with a DVD burner, I've been
very happy with the copies of the few things I like on TV. I've got about
5
DVD's of the WoodWorks show, and a few of Nahm's show too.
Also made excellent DVD's from the endless stack of VHS tapes from our
Camcorder. Delivered a few custom DVD's to each of my kids with their
childhood events and they loved it.
You CAN teach this old dog new tricks.

Sounds like what I am looking for.

I've got DVD burners out the kazoo in the studio, but none that will
record
direct from a video source that I am aware of. Tell me more ... what did
Santa pay for this item? How many shows per DVD, or vice versa?

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