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Recording with a Panasonic ES10
mcfctony
08-11-2005
I recently bought a Macro Copy protection remover Scart lead, but I'm still having trouble trying to record using it. The Panasonic ES10 just displays a message similar to "Can't record this type of material", so it knows that there's some Macro encryption. Given that the lead is supposed to remove this, does anyone have any suggestions or ideas please ?
Thanks for any help.
mcfctony
11-11-2005
Has ANYONE got any ideas ? Please ?
GRussell31
23-11-2005
I haven't got one of those leads, but have you tried recording to a video recorder to see if it is the ES10 or the lead at fault?

Just a thought.

-Graham
Weeping Dreams
23-11-2005
I don't have a solution, but I would find out more about the scart lead itself. A lot of them don't work with DVDR at all, so depending on where you got it from you could have been sold one that will only work with VCR's.
Orca
23-11-2005
Originally Posted by mcfctony:
“I recently bought a Macro Copy protection remover Scart lead, but I'm still having trouble trying to record using it. The Panasonic ES10 just displays a message similar to "Can't record this type of material", so it knows that there's some Macro encryption. Given that the lead is supposed to remove this, does anyone have any suggestions or ideas please ?
Thanks for any help.”

It may be a bit obvious, but are you using the lead correctly? - if it's the same cable I've got, the end with the LED needs to be connected to the source (DVD Player or VHS) and the other end attached to the DVD Recorder.
mcfctony
23-11-2005
Hi all, thanks for the replies. There are no obvious differences between each end of the lead so I tried it both ways around.
I only have one VCR, so can't do a VCR - VCR copy unfortunately.
This is the one I bought. Macro Scart
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