Getting around macrovison?
07-10-01, 08:42 AM
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I borrowed this thing from a friend at work to put some dvd movies on my HI-8 camera (that way my 3 year old could basically have a movie machine with the 4 inch monitor built in when we took a 10 hour vacation drive). I searched all over for it, and the best place I could find was this canadian site:
http://www.bgsales.com/vidstab.html
I haven't ordered it from this site, but it is just like the one I borrowed from my friend.
http://www.bgsales.com/vidstab.html
I haven't ordered it from this site, but it is just like the one I borrowed from my friend.
07-11-01, 02:51 AM
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I bought this one from Best Buy B&M
http://www.bgsales.com/us/electronics/sed.html
It was a little less expensive at BB, and it comes with a power supply and has S-VHS in/outs (unlike the other model listed in the post above). It works well, although I've read about a newer version of DVD Macrovision that this unit can not eliminate. Who knows, it's worked for me
BTW, it was "hidden" over near the Digital Cameras where I bought it.
http://www.bgsales.com/us/electronics/sed.html
It was a little less expensive at BB, and it comes with a power supply and has S-VHS in/outs (unlike the other model listed in the post above). It works well, although I've read about a newer version of DVD Macrovision that this unit can not eliminate. Who knows, it's worked for me
BTW, it was "hidden" over near the Digital Cameras where I bought it.
