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Molly's St Patrick's Day Adventure March 17th, 2022
This is Molly's Saint Patrick's day 3K adventure. This was filmed at St. Jude's Catholic school in Milwaukee WI on March 17th, 2022
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Eclipse 2017 from Beatrice Nebraska
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This is our trip to Beatrice Nebraska in August of 2017 to view the solar eclipse with some of my family.
Dramatic Duckling Rescue 20040522 Cold Spring Minnesota
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This is a video about a duckling rescue on River Oaks Drive in Cold Spring Minnesota in May of 2004. Turns out Brian Junkermeier, a local realtor with a love for animals, saw a mother duck in distress. He jumped into action to save her ducklings. The rest is history. A cameo by Kari Cruze playing the role of a concerned human mama for the mama duckling.
Clearwater Estates July 4th 2018 Golf Cart Parade
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Clearwater Estates July 4th 2018 Golf Cart Parade
How to convert VHS to DVD via Toshiba DVR620
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This is how to properly record a VHS tape to DVD using a Toshiba DVR620 DVR unit.
Kari's Tonsillectomy
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This is Mom's voice before and after her tonsillectomy. As you can clearly see, you voice does change after the surgery.
Large Snow Flakes
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Here is a short vid from my office window downtown St. Cloud Minnesota with rather large snow flakes coming down
Kristen & Andrew Rolling Out the Barrel
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The grand march at Kristen and Andrew's Wedding at the Wilds golf course Shokapee MN
Sr. Mary Alice Funeral Release of Doves
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Sr. Mary Alice Funeral Release of Doves
Our first snow fall of the season 2011
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Our first snow fall of the season 2011
So, basically it's useless without the remote.. What a waste! Thanks, Toshiba!
I'm doing this with a laserdisc player connected and it is telling me it's recording to the disc right now but I have no Idea what that even means because I know it's going to have to burn to the disc. I honestly don't even know if it's capturing or not. It's behaving oddly but the timer does seem to match with my laserdisc players time because I hit record right when the disc was read. I'm trying to figure out if this is a better way to capture my laserdiscs. I plan on ripping with MakeMKV. My other capture device is done through computer called Hauppauge PVR but that's hit a miss. Is this thing actually working with my laserdisc player or does this dvd-r only capture the vhs player connected to it? It's telling me it's recording but I don't know if it really is. I'm quite anxious to find out. I also don't know if I hit the stop button or the red/orange record button to stop it.
I'm not familiar with ripping laserdiscs, but I did find two links that may be helpful: ruclips.net/video/QDlbwl3f39Q/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/RduEpIiG0O0/видео.html These are part 1 & part 2 respectively. Good luck.
Please don’t ever take this video off of RUclips. every time I pull out my Toshiba to transfer a VHS to DVD, I forget the steps. this video is so helpful and so reassuring and it has helped me transfer dozens of family videotapes onto DVD. sir you’re helping my family preserve its memories. so grateful thank you.
Ah Mary that is soooo sweet! I'm glad that you found the video so helpful. Your descendants will appreciate you were able to save all those irreplaceable keepsakes! I never plan on taking the video down, but you never know what RUclips/Google will do. Thanks for the nice words and Gold Bless!
Thanks for this video - very helpful - but when I hit "setup" - it is not allowing me to access DVD options - that is not highlighted and I cannot get to that to finalize the videos - what can I do????
Hey Patty, unfortunately I no longer have the machine. I had to return it to my brother. Hopefully someone reading this thread can respond and answer your question. God Bless!
Thanks
What blank dvd's do you use? My friend has one of these and it says it can take BOTH DVD - R/RW's & DVD + R/RW's. But it didnt do anything with the + R/RW's.
Kidwave1, I use the +R/RW's, but both should work fine. If you can get your hands on a -R/RW, try it, but your +R/RW should be fine. Good Luck!
@@gregcruze Bro, THANK YOU FOR THE REPLY! We have some - RW's coming in a few days, I'll let you (and any others who might need to know) how it works out. I did notive there is a DVR620 AND a DVR620KU. We have the one without the "KU", but both say they can take either the + or -'s. We'll see.
Hi. The indicator flashes when I push ‘dubbing’ and then stops flashing, but nothing happens. Any ideas?
This was soooooooo helpful! I wish they made that finalizing step more clear. I found out about it and then turned around my whole house to find the remote. I saw that it needs to be finalized somewhere else but here it is all clear thank you so so much. (For a bit of context I'm a teenager, I didn't exactly grow up with these stuff...)
Hey Joesph! I'm so glad you found it useful.
People like you don't see people are buying them offline from there phone now days everything proven you don't have to get out of the house now days for them people like myself are buying them in my room now days at bedtime
VCR players are 55 dollars online and clean tapes are 10 dollars everything proven people like myself are buying everything off eBay now days how hard finding is that
Start buying vhs movies offline for 10 dollars
People like myself are buying vhs movies offline for 10 dollars everything proven when vhs movies comes in my house they become free for ever until I get rid of them
Great video everything proven people like myself are fixing a break vhs movies with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's plus people like myself are cleaning out mode switches in VCR players it starts playing again with out no problem's everything proven people don't let people know about mode switches in VCR players needs a cleaning every now and then everything proven vhs tapes are not the problem at all it's the people who is more of the problem
Hey Josh! That is music to my ears! I hope you enjoy your home movies for many, many years.
Is there a way to finalize the Dvd without the remote? My guess is no:)..
Hey Jazz, I no longer have the DVR unit, but if I remember correctly, I needed the remote. Maybe there is a way to navigate to the proper screen via the buttons on the DVR, but if there is, I don't remember. You might be able to use another, similar, remote to navigate too. I wish you the best of luck.
Hello: I was able to successfully connect my unit to the television and visually see the VHS material on the TV screen when played. However I was unable to successfully record or transfer the VHS over to the blank DVD I inserted into the DVD tray. The DVD went through the formatting process and completed. That's where my attempt ran into a wall and I was not able to complete the recording of the VHS tape to the DVD. The blank DVD is an "DVD RW" disc. Can you tell me where I went wrong? Thank you.
Hey Terry, I'm sorry to hear you went through the entire process and had nothing recorded on the DVD. That must be very frustrating. I must confess I no longer have the DVR unit so I'm not able to give you any feedback. You are using the right DVD disc and that should work. The only thing I could suggest is to restart everything and re-do the recording process. If you have a different blank DVD, I would try that too. It's possible your first DVD was bad. I does happen, but not very often. Good Luck and I hope you can get your videos recorded. God Bless & Go Flyers!
How doest it record the video on the DVD?, mp4, avi or mpg???
Hey Horacio, I don't remember exactly as it has been a few years since I had the machine, but I can tell you that I was able to rip the DVD on my Apple. If you are using a PC, I'm sure you can do the same thing. I hope that helps! Thank for watching.
Why did these units stop putting headphone jacks on them?
Same as dvr630kc?
Tape to dvd worked but...dvd won't play in my Sony blue ray, computer anywhere but the Tosiba. Any thoughts? ahh haaa maybe I didn't finalize. I did as you suggested-finalized now it plays everywhere. Thanx for the tip...George F
Hey George, sorry the dvd did not work in your Sony blue ray. I have had issues with some of the dvd's that I authored playing in a Sony blue ray. There is/was an issue, but I'm not sure if the new Sony's have corrected. God Bless!
Great walkthrough. One thing I got stuck on was the unit will not dub if the input is on L3. It must be on L1 or L2. I thought I bought the wrong dvds but that was my issue. Not sure if it was mentioned in the video…
Hey Kyle, thanks for taking the time to let us know! I'm sure someone will find that information useful. God Bless.
Very good video but I have one question. I have VHS C tapes which are only 30 min. I would like to put them on one DVD. Can you record each VHS-C tape remove and insert another one and continue doing this to get 4 of them on one dvd and then finalize it after. Rather than using 4 separate disk? Thanks.
Hey Doug, unfortunately I no longer have the DVR. I had to return it to the owner. You could try stopping and switching tapes and continuing as you suggested. That might just work! Good luck!
Thank you!!! I'm seeing a red circle with a diagonal line through it when I press the Dubbing button (VCR to DVD). Any idea what I'm doing wrong? Thank you
Mine Toshiba doesn't have the option of doubling.
I have set up a system using my Toshiba DVR620KU. I have been studying your method which you showed on RUclips. And compared it to the instructions given in the manual that came with the Toshiba Recorder. It differed a bit from yours and perhaps you can help me resolve the problem. For one thing I hooked it up to a small monitor using only a HDMI cable and it plays the VHS tape with no trouble and needless to say the picture quality is much better. However when it came to recording VHS to DVD discs. It makes no mention about pushing the dubbing button as you did. Or for that matter tracking. I just want to do a simple transfer or burning of VHS tapes to DVD's. I haven't done any of this yet so I just want to be sure I am using the right sequence which the manual is very vague in explaining. I don't even want to use the remote just manual settings. 1. Do I push VCR button and put in VHS tape? After Put in DVD Disc? Prior to recording do I Push Rec on VCR or REC on DVD side? I will be watching on the monitor the entire length of the movie from the VHS tape. At this point there is no mention of Dubbing or tracking in the manual at least not that I notice. 2. After the end of the film is over I would like to just play it on my TV to view results on the big screen. Am I on track so far if not can you set me straight. I would appreciate it. My email is charles.hili@yahoo.com. Thank you very much Chuck Hili
Hey Charles, the portion of the video that addresses your question, begins at the 8:00 minute mark. Hint: you will need to hit the 'dubbing' button on your recorders remote control. I have not had the machine since creating this video back in 2017. I finished recording all my VHS tapes and returned the machine to my brother, so I can't remember exactly what I did. I have to rely on the video to remind. Once you have recorded your VHS tape to the DVD, you should be able to put it into any DVD player and it will work. I'm on Mac, so I ripped all of my videos to my Mac and stream them on my Apple box for ease of use. Good luck and God Bless!
I was watching your video with regard to attaching a Toshiba DVR620KU to a monitor. I tried following your instructions in trying to connect to my desktop computer. It didn't work so can you please tell me how to connect the above Toshiba recorder to my computer. I am running Windows 10 64gig.
Hey Charles, thanks for the question. You will need to burn the video onto a DVD, then 'rip' it to your machine. I'm on a MAC, but I'm sure there are many software options on the PC that will allow you to rip the DVD to your machine. It's not the cleanest way to go, but at least it gets you there. Also, with the DVD, you will have a backup to your precious videos! I hope nothing ever happens to my machine, but at least I will have a DVD backup. Good luck!
When you randomly find one of these units and are, again, randomly asked to use it, videos like these are a lifesaver. Just for anyone else with a 620KU, the unit itself has a Dubbing button behind the glass panel on the front. It swings down to reveal button controls.
I'm trying to figure out why my vhs had content at -3 minutes...? Even when rewound all the way to -3, it skipped past those 3 minutes of recording and started dubbing at 0...?
Tnx. Visual learner here. Manual was 2 confusing.
Fortunate to have access to this model. I watched several RUclips tutorials on this unit, BUT, this one is the most informative and straight forward. Very simpled and to the point. Skip the instructions and watch this video. It worked for me perfectly. Using these instructions, I just completed dubbing over 35 full VHS-c tapes to DVD... WARNING!!! while simple, dubbing vhs to dvd is EXTREMELY time consuming. Now I understand why commercial companies that offer this type of service are so expensive. it took me 4 days to complete my conversion.. But worth every single second
Joe! Your comment makes the effort for the video worth while. You can see why people charge a lot for what you just accomplished! God Bless.
Let the tunction tube warm up!! 3:54
can you play the finalized dvd in any dvd player?
Hey Ann, the finalized dvd is not the deciding factor in whether it plays in a particular DVD player or not. It has more to do with the way you burn it on to a DVD. A fact I found out the hard way when playing a wedding video for my daughter and her new husband a few years ago. I'm on a MAC, and the way I burned it, the DVD would not play on a Sony device. Ugh! Very embarrassing. If you need to play it on specific device, burn it and then test it out. Good luck!
The instructions on how to finalize are on page 32. I have no idea why there is no mention of it in the dubbing instructions. If they're assuming people are going to read the whole instruction book straight through that's just a bad assumption and even if you did, you might not remember it anyway. I wrote on my dubbing pages to turn to 32 for finalizing.
Thank you for that very important observation! I no longer have the machine or the manual, so your comment is greatly appreciated.
@@gregcruze I just dubbed a tape yesterday. It's been a couple of years since I've done it and something went wrong. I found your video looking for some help. I followed all the steps correctly, I don't know what happened. But the next try worked. Thanks for your video!
@@leighann-sl8fc That is great to hear. Thank you for your contribution to this string. I hope users find it helpful!
I used dvd+R and it worked. Then all of a sudden, I get the red circle with the slash. Can't dub. I have used 20 or so of the 100 disks on previous dubs. Any ideas? (I did read manual. I also started messing with buttons. Only thing I can figure it the general set up has 4 items listed. I can only click the first two.) Any help is appreciated.
Hey Julie, I returned the DVR some years ago after I transferred all of my tapes, and I no longer have the machine. The only thing I can think of might be the disk somehow may have been damaged after the dub? maybe not. My suggestion might be to re-dub a new disk and see what happens. Sometimes those disks go bad. They usually all do over time. Good luck!
Can you do this without the remote? Can you just plug in a HDMI cord?
Kim, I no longer have the recorder, but if I remember correctly, you do need the remote to get some of the functionality to work properly. Sorry.
Thanks for the informative video. If you don't go through the DVD finalization process I believe you can still play the DVD on your Toshiba unit; you just can't play it back on any other DVD player.
Thankyou!!!! So helpful!!!!
You are very welcome!
Good video. Is DVD+R compatible with this player?
Yes! Good luck!
i should have searched this first. But I guess taking a week on and off to get my clock set was worth it. lol
you are so awesome. explained so clearly. Im a 21 year old and my mom asked me to use this converter to save our old tapes. Im tech savy but not with this type of old tech, I appreciate your video alot I was starting to lose hope that id figure out how to do this.
Hey YetiSnack, that is great to hear! Those old tapes are precious memories and they will be cherished by everyone who see them! God Bless you and your mom.
@@gregcruze God bless you and your family aswell. thanks again! :^)
Thanks so much for this wonderful video! Your instructions are so clear and I’m preserving precious family memories by transferring vhs to dvd.
Hey Mary, that is soooo great to hear! I hope your family appreciates what you are doing for them! God Bless!
OMG .... thank you so much for these easy to follow instructions. I took one look at the manual and just sat with my head in my hands. I will now start transferring my old VCR tapes this weekend. Hurrah. You're a twinkly star MinnesotaValues. xx
Debbie! That is music to my ears! Good luck!
oh my gosh! I was going to ship a bunch of old family VHS tapes to an expensive company to copy to DVD but dug out my Toshiba DVR620...that I NEVER used! It seemed too complicated but you made this soooo easy! This is awesome! Thank you!!! You have provided a valuable service!
Hey Marie! That is so great to hear. I'm always glad to help people save money and time. You old family VHS tapes contain priceless memories. Now you can provide that same valuable service to your family! Have a Merry Christmas! God Bless.
Dvd record remote 9:04
And it’ll start it 5:34
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been fighting with this all day and you showed that it's so easy! You explain it so much more clearly than the manual. I'll do my 2nd wave pandemic project now. Thanks!
I just bought a used Toshiba D-VR7KC on Kijiji in Ottawa so I hope it works. Many years ago I had a beautiful Great Dane that played the bad guy on a Canadian TV show called The Littlest Hobo which I have on VHS. I had a copy made onto a DVD but the format was very small so I hope my new (used) machine will make a better copy. Can I assume I can use the HDMI connections to connect to the TV for use as a monitor?
Thank you for this. I read the comment from Karen Requa. I cannot play the copies I made. What do I do?
Oh i see the answer...Finalize
is this a good one it has HDMI . www.amazon.com/dp/B004A2TJSI why dont they make them with ATSC to bluray or HDDVD .. or hd dvd recorder
When I go to set up it only has general settings and timer programming. The Titleist and DVD menu are not highlighted. Is there any way to get to the DVD menu?
OMG this saved my life. I was about to throw this unit out the window but I watched the video and it made it as easy as possible. THANK YOU.
What are you guys doing to finalize your recording on your dvd’s if you don’t use a monitor ? or can it be done?