Oklahoma game
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I still have it on my DVR, just have not taken the time to try to extract the video.
If someone could do the legwork to do the online research on how to do it, I'll give it a try.
Right now my only method of getting the game off the DVR would be to a PC hard drive and then burning it on a DVD.
If someone could do the legwork to do the online research on how to do it, I'll give it a try.
Right now my only method of getting the game off the DVR would be to a PC hard drive and then burning it on a DVD.
How would you get it to the PC? Do you have a standalone DVR or a dish/cable box with DVR? For the latter, if you have a DVD recorder or even VCR I think you could just hook the outputs of the cable box to the inputs of the recorder, start recording on the recorder then re-play the game on the DVR.
I found some other options here but this seems to be the easiest.
Now, if you have Windows Media Edition or Vista, you may be able to bypass this whole process by hooking the DVR to your PC. I've never had either of those so I don't know how it works but if you do, I'll look it up for you.
I found some other options here but this seems to be the easiest.
Now, if you have Windows Media Edition or Vista, you may be able to bypass this whole process by hooking the DVR to your PC. I've never had either of those so I don't know how it works but if you do, I'll look it up for you.
I have posed a question on dbstalk.com, a discussion forum for satellite TV.
I have DirecTV and an HR20-700 box. I've heard it's difficult to get data off the box as it's protected.
My laptop is a Sony AX580G. Has a DVD burner that is a bay drive - I can remove it and put in a TV tuner (haven't used it) that as S-video, component and RF inputs.
I have DirecTV and an HR20-700 box. I've heard it's difficult to get data off the box as it's protected.
My laptop is a Sony AX580G. Has a DVD burner that is a bay drive - I can remove it and put in a TV tuner (haven't used it) that as S-video, component and RF inputs.
Do you have software to capture the video if you hook up the DVR to your laptop? Well, if you get this figured out, I'll take a copy of the CU game too. I'd love to see the last second again (my kid fell off the bleacher right after the first kick and I missed the whole second play). I couldn't DVR it because I don't get that channel.
If you figure this out, PM me. The post with the link to the torrent of the Colorado game got removed (I think, I can't find it again anyway). I don't really understand why it would though. It's just a link to another site. Not like CF is hosting the file.
No...I have not. And...my DVR got full and I had to delete the OU game.
I still have one game on the DVR though, just have not messed with extracting the data yet.
I still have one game on the DVR though, just have not messed with extracting the data yet.
I'd really appreciate it. I don't care if it's in HD or not. I'd take a VHS copy of it at this point.
On whatever version i can get would be great. Cant believe i forget to dvr the game to see my lil cyclone.
I am pretty sure I have it on DVD+RW. I will check tonight, if you are still looking. I should have every game from this past season in some form, not sure of quality on some because I do not have Mediacom so I use a VCR at my daughters to record the replay shows, she lives in the dorms and cable quality sucks. The OU game was on ABC if I remember collectly so the only problem is if I got the whole game.
Actually, I'm pretty sure the OU game was on one of the Fox stations (Fox Sports Midwest I think).
That should still work if it was on a channel (vs., FSN, ABC) that I recorded directly to my Disc burner the quality will be good. The quality issue arise when I transfer VHS to DVD and the original source is Mediacom and the original VHS copy sucks.
