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Recording


Question Posted Thursday October 4 2007, 3:03 pm

Hi, i have comcast digital cable with on demand. I was wondering how to record something to a vcr tape from on demand (like a movie from the on demand selections onto the vcr).
Please only answer if your sure =]
Thanks in advance!

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theymos answered Saturday October 6 2007, 1:39 am:
You need your setup to be in this configuration:

TV
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VCR
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Cable box
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Wall connector

After it is in that configuration, when you press the "record" button on your VCR, it will record everything on the TV. Guides, menus, pauses, fast-forwards, and your on-demand will show up on the video. This isn't illegal, and there is absolutely no way comcast could detect it in any case.

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