I have dish network tv. I have my tv and the DVD Player/Recorder and satellite all hooked up. I pushed record to see if it would tape Hannah Montana for my little girl. After the show I stopped it and I finalized it. I took the cd out and put it in my computer. It shows no disc in drive. I used the Maxell DVD -R 4.7 GB and set it up for 3 hours just playing around. It won't play on my computer. I was hoping to record movies and then after I get used to it hook it up with my vcr and put all my VHS movies onto cd. I've heard reviews about cyberhome not being good, but it was new and only cost 53.00 but with no instructions. After I finalized it and it wouldn't play on computer, I put it back into the recorder and it played on it. What do I do. I am a single parent and don't want to pay a lot of money for this. I also was hoping to quickly tape some movies for my classroom off of the science channel.
I appreciate your fast response. It will playback in the recorder so I guess I will try to buy some DVD +r. Thanks.

i sold an antique radio on ebay for £330 and i sent it with the dhl delivery service, when the bloke recieved it it was all broken n demands his money back but i dont want to give him his money back lol i aint done nothing wrong he thinks i broke it and sent it to him which is complete rubbish now he says his going to the police and i want to no what will happen? what will the police do and what can they do? xx
yeah but i did wrap it properly n there is no damage to the box so i think he dropped it or something n now tryin 2 get money for it ! it is insured and im tryin 2 contact them at the mo im just waitin for them! i think its unfair that i sold it n now he breaks it n wnts all his money back

Communist China is underhandedly trying to destroy the U.S. by devaluing its currency while pegging it to the U.S. dollar. That will bankrupt the U.S.. China has said America should no longer be the number one country in the world, even when they make nearly all of their money from copying U.S. inventions. U.S. invented plasma tv, electronic regular tv, cellphone, DVD and CD's (optical recording),, personal computers, laptop computers, digital audio players(A/D&D/A converters), microwave ovens, digital camera, laser printers, inkjet printers, computer hard drives, electronic video camera, digital video, etc..

I'm thinking about buying a new record player. I don't want to spend a lot of money. Around 100$ or under would be ideal. I might go with the Crosley brand but I've seen some pretty bad reviews. I just want to be able to listen to my old 78's and 45's.

For Christmas, I bought my friend an awesome vintage 70's record player that lights up and says "Dancing Machine" on the front. I absolutely love it. I also bought her two brand new records by her favourite bands.

The thing is, this girl, Emma, is more of a "frien-emy", and a lot of other people in my group of friends say she really doesn't deserve such a good and big gift, especially since she's such a bad friend to me.

One of my other friends said she knows what my gift is from Emma, and that it "sucks" compared to what I got her. She told Emma how I got her an amazing and big present, and apparently Emma said, "Well, I don't care, I'm not getting her anything else, I'm not made of money."

This record player is amazing, and I'd love to keep it. I'll probably never find one like it again. Even my mom says Emma doesn't deserve it and I should keep it for myself, since I love music and have a ton of records.

So, do you think I should I keep the record player for myself and just give the two records to Emma, or give her the amazing record player as well?

Or is it better to just buy the CDs new? Crosley and TEAC make a unit for 0 that will do it without the complicated software but the music quality is no better than a basic record player. For that money I can get a Bose radio with CD and buy a turntable. I'm thinking of doing that actually.

im just getting into the record scene and i have some records and they sound lk crap on my dad's old record player, people always say that vinyl sounds better than cd. im willing to invest some money on a good record player preferably something that i can connect to my hi-fi stereo. i have a budget of 0 for the player.

For a while now, I didn't know that you could still purchase vinyl records of current music. My grandpa gave me this old turntable a few months ago and some of his old records from the '60s and such, and I ended up looking online only to discover that you could purchase some of today's music on vinyl. I got very excited, because I am into retro things and a vinyl collection sounds pretty cool to me.

But can anyone tell me if starting a vinyl collection will be very expensive? My grandpa's player is old as all get out, so I would want to purchase a new turntable and speakers. Best Buy is the only place in town I've found that even sells record players anymore, and the cheapest is a Sony for 9 or so. Do you have to spend a lot of money to get a good one, and will the sound be worse or better than CD quality? Also, how much do contemporary records run? The website I say had them for like or so, is that about average?

Any answers would be appreciated. Thanks. I really want to start this new hobby.

The turntable is fine, but the stereo receiver seems to be broken. It intermittently makes white noise in the speakers and the repair man suggested I clean the entire inside of the receiver and replace the knobs, etc. The receiver is nice, though over 30 years old.

So, my question is, is it worth it to pay 0-0 to repair this old thing or would the money be better invested in purchasing a whole new receiver and hooking my turntable up to that?

Bought a cheapie not long ago, brand name beginning with PH...... Thought it might last long enough till the time came to look at the new laser types and to pay the money for a quality product. What we bought wouldn't even play two discs without wrecking them. Just need something to watch movies on and not looking to record and all, at the moment. Any suggested good brands and further to this, any suggested good brands and or models for a much better system at a later date?