I used to have a Go Video Dual Deck HiFi VCR combo! I LOVED IT! When it went to the great _Blockbuster Video_ in the sky I was crushed. Never found anything quite like it.
Thanks for the excellent explanation ,I recently both a used Go-Video and I am ready to transfer all my VHS on a disc storage form ,this video will help me a lot,Thand again.
I had one of these years ago and used it to convert several VHS tapes to DVD, however the DVD's would only play on that machine. I still have the recorded DVD's how can i view them on another machine or on a computer system. I've not been able to find a format online to help view and copy the content to a mordern digital format.
You need to finalize the disc first. During finalization, it creates a menu files needed for the DVD players(and computers with DVD-ROM drive) to understand.
I have a go video player! The only problem is that the DVD side doesn’t work, the disc spins and spins and then says unable to load disc. So I just hooked up a dvd recorder to it lol
Greetings. Maybe you can help me. I recorded a vhs to a dvd. After finalizing it and watching it, i notice a bright green bar on the left side of the screen. Maybe you know what's the problem.
Did Go Video have any kind of affiliation with Insignia at all? The graphics are identical to the Insignia VCR/DVD recorder combo I have. I thought those VHS releases of major movies were copy-protected with Macrovision.
I used to have a Go Video Dual Deck HiFi VCR combo! I LOVED IT! When it went to the great _Blockbuster Video_ in the sky I was crushed. Never found anything quite like it.
Very good
Thanks for the excellent explanation ,I recently both a used Go-Video and I am ready to transfer all my VHS on a disc storage form ,this video will help me a lot,Thand again.
I had one of these years ago and used it to convert several VHS tapes to DVD, however the DVD's would only play on that machine. I still have the recorded DVD's how can i view them on another machine or on a computer system. I've not been able to find a format online to help view and copy the content to a mordern digital format.
You need to finalize the disc first. During finalization, it creates a menu files needed for the DVD players(and computers with DVD-ROM drive) to understand.
I have a go video player! The only problem is that the DVD side doesn’t work, the disc spins and spins and then says unable to load disc. So I just hooked up a dvd recorder to it lol
Greetings.
Maybe you can help me. I recorded a vhs to a dvd. After finalizing it and watching it, i notice a bright green bar on the left side of the screen. Maybe you know what's the problem.
If I didn’t finalize a disk can I go back and do it later
Yes
Does all your combo players have this ability
Can i record a dvd from tv?
Yes you can
How much for a refurbished one?
$600
We have it available for $399.99 at this link. spencertified.com/collections/vhs-to-dvd-converters
Did Go Video have any kind of affiliation with Insignia at all? The graphics are identical to the Insignia VCR/DVD recorder combo I have.
I thought those VHS releases of major movies were copy-protected with Macrovision.
If it does, the DVD recorder would automatically detect it and stop the recording and throw an error message.
Yes, many of them were manufactured at the same place.