I do it a lot. It's easier than trying to run things into the
computer, and I don't have to worry about disk space. Record radio
shows, mixes (when I used to DJ). Put a lot of vinyl onto VHS when I
was getting rid of the last of the 12" singles.
Just get a VCR that allows you to change input sources, and has
left/right/video connections on the back (not just coax inputs). This
used to be an issue, but today even the cheap VCRs tend to be hi-fi,
stereo and have these inputs. (gee, I feel old...)
- J
> Is there any devices out that will allow recording of audio
>only signals
>to videotape? I remember hearing on the datheads faq about PCM decks that
>took the analog output of an audio device, converted it to digital, and
>then making it in to a video signal a VCR could record. I like the idea
>because it would allow 6 hours of audio on a single tape, but I'm doubtful
>that many VCR's would have track marking features to bookmark favorite
>spots in the tape.
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