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31-07-2006
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I was wondering, can you connect, or at least are there DVD Recorders on the market, which you can connect to a PC and use as a substitute for a External DVD Recorder drive? I'm probably gonna get a DVD Recorder, and this kind of ability would be very desirable.
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| No, DVD recorders can't replace a PC drive. A DVD recorder can accept video/audio input, but not data. Internal PC DVD drives can be bought for about £30 - cheap enough to buy in addition to a DVD recorder. | ||
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