Learn how to record VHS to DVD with a Go Video DVD VCR Combo | Simple Process | Recorder VR3930

[@themirrorsofmymind]

I used to have a Go Video Dual Deck HiFi VCR combo! I LOVED IT! When it went to the great _Blockbuster Video_ in the sky I was crushed. Never found anything quite like it.

[@joegaletta1367]

Very good

[@canecho48]

Thanks for the excellent explanation ,I recently both a used Go-Video and I am ready to transfer all my VHS on a disc storage form ,this video will help me a lot,Thand again.

[@symbaian]

I had one of these years ago and used it to convert several VHS tapes to DVD, however the DVD's would only play on that machine. I still have the recorded DVD's how can i view them on another machine or on a computer system. I've not been able to find a format online to help view and copy the content to a mordern digital format.

[@toddlindsay8846]

You need to finalize the disc first. During finalization, it creates a menu files needed for the DVD players(and computers with DVD-ROM drive) to understand.

[@Antares_451]

Yeah. I have a Sony duel deck with recording feature.. I'm running everything thru a stereo receiver but having a lil issue as my TV doesn't have composite audio video jacks.

[@adventureguy4119]

Does all your combo players have this ability

[@Tomhyde098]

I have a go video player! The only problem is that the DVD side doesn’t work, the disc spins and spins and then says unable to load disc. So I just hooked up a dvd recorder to it lol

[@Reigam4]

Greetings. Maybe you can help me. I recorded a vhs to a dvd. After finalizing it and watching it, i notice a bright green bar on the left side of the screen. Maybe you know what's the problem.

[@johnbrewer171]

If I didn’t finalize a disk can I go back and do it later

[@Spencertified]

Yes

[@paulamason679]

Can i record a dvd from tv?

[@Spencertified]

Yes you can

[@dglime1]

How much for a refurbished one?

[@paulamason679]

$600

[@Spencertified]

We have it available for $399.99 at this link. spencertified.com/collections/vhs-to-dvd-converters

[@chenowethrules9539]

Did Go Video have any kind of affiliation with Insignia at all? The graphics are identical to the Insignia VCR/DVD recorder combo I have. I thought those VHS releases of major movies were copy-protected with Macrovision.

[@toddlindsay8846]

If it does, the DVD recorder would automatically detect it and stop the recording and throw an error message.

[@Spencertified]

Yes, many of them were manufactured at the same place.