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HIC Harold Import Sea Scissors $13.00 These scissors are a must have for anyone who loves crab or lobster. The days of having to use a nutcracker are over. Harold Imports sea scissors are made of surgical steel and will cut through legs, claws and tails like butter. Nothing beats the wonderful taste of shellfish and nothing compares to Harold Imports powerful and easy to use scissors.... |
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Gas Fire 1960S Photo Mugs The ultimate in modern chic - a coal-effect gas fire with marble effect surround! This lucky woman warms herself by it with her cat, a sherry and reel-to-reel tape player..... |
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Talking Wireless Bbq Oven Thermometer Digital Lcd Screen Remote Count Timer by Oregon Scientific $57.99 Fourdoneness selections include rare, medium rare, medium and well done. Verbal and audio alert options let you know the status of your meal; done andnearly done. Main unit will receive the probe signal from up to 330 feet away. Count up/down timer. Customizable temperature alarm with audio alert. Stainless steel probe detaches from sensor for easy cleaning. Low battery indicator. Red with black t... |
How to play a video i recorded using my dvd player recorder?
I recorded me playing my video game on Youtube for a Lets Play and i can view the video/audio on my dvd player but when i put it on my computer it says the CD is blank but it isn't. It is viewable on my dvd but not my computer.( 10 points to best answer)
Your recorder used a format the computer doesn't recognize. You need to check the manufacturer's site to find out what format was used and then find a matching plug in for your computer.
Another option: If you have video/audio out (for connecting the recorder to a TV) and video/audio in on your computer, you may be able to play it from the recorder into your computer just like using an external CD/DVD drive.
I know this can be done on Macs, (I've done it many times with DVDs and VCR tapes) but you'll need a PC person to talk you through the set up on a PC.