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Zulqar-Cheema wrote on 6/19/2002, 11:24 AM
No, but you can normally daisychain about two or three VCR's together, that might help, or use some form of Video/Audio distribution device
ZC
Summersond wrote on 6/19/2002, 1:21 PM
I recommend getting a A/V distribution amp and several vcr's. I do this in my business because it will give a cleaner signal and you are feeding a fresh signal to each VCR instead of daisychaining one to another, which will pick up noise and degrade the signal. Worth the bucks to spend if you want a quality video copy to sell.

dave
riredale wrote on 6/20/2002, 12:09 PM
As an aside, last summer I took my miniDV master of my 1-hour movie to an outfit here in Portland, Oregon for copying to VHS. We needed 200 copies, and their control room had 210 VHS machines (professional duplicating units; I forget the vendor), so it was a simple one-pass affair. You wouldn't believe the noise made by 200 machines when they all switched simultaneously into record mode.