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Yes,

Google "transfer video to pc"

For example...
http://www.ehow.com/how_14432_transfer-video-onto.html

Ok, here is what you need to do :-
1. Remove any disc that might be in the machine
2. Unplug the power lead from the player
3. after 30 seconds reconnect the power lead
4. Turn on the dvd player with the remote and wait for "No Disc" to be displayed.
5. Press enter on the remote then press 8,4,2,6,9 then press enter. The dvd player should switch off
6. Turn the dvd player back on, then off again. Do this once more and it should now be region free

Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa

It should if you are using the correct lead and your stereo has aux input

Download the manual at this link : www.ps2netdrivers.net/recorder/samsung.dvd-sh893/

downloading video converd this

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Clean the header of your camera. Buy a different camera to play those tapes. Try looking for a tape cleaner and tape lubrificant. Some tapes go so dry and overheat while playing on your camera that they end up on a blue screen and only play on FF and most of times not even that.

A good advice is to keep your tape cold, camera cold and try again.

Dont heat your tapes.

Also try battery playback, so it does not over heat with the power supply on.

You would have to have either a removable memory card or an adapter cable that connects the camera to your computer in order to transfer the photo.

It is possible that your device is shutting off due to a short in the circuit. hence for protection the device is switching offf the powerr to the main circuits. You will need to check for the short , maybe outputs or drivers and disconnect, replace to confirm. since you have not mentioned the model I am not able to comment more. Good day

I think my Hi8 tape was magnatized I had 3/4 of the cassette taped I played it back once and when I went to play it back again I got a blue screen. I went to the local camera shop where we played the tape on his camera and we got intermitent static but no video. My canera is a Sony DCR-TRV260

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makesure there is no disc in the player. go into menu leave libary ilighted keep a eye on the top right hand corner type the code 57538 and in the top right hand corner u will see the code it is set to 1-2 region change the code to a 9 for multiregion open and shut the disc tray then go back into menu same again type in the same code if the number 9 is in the top right hand corner then it is know multiregion just leave don,t touch any keys after a few secounds it will be set. enjoy

Hello,

Thanks for using FixYa.

What you've experienced is a Hard drive crash. A hard drive crash is caused by a malfunction of the hard drive itself. You will know if it is a physical failure by the noise the drive will make. You will hear a clicking, clunking, grinding or whirring sound coming from the hard drive.

If the physical hard drive crash is so bad that the computer will not boot or another system cannot see the hard drive, then you may need to send the drive out to a data recovery solution like Disk Doctor or Stellar Data Recovery. They both have an excellent reputation for retrieving data from a crashed hard drive. It is not cheap but how much is your data worth?

I hope this gives you an idea of whats going on. Thanks and good day.
HotRatchet

The red light flashing is an error code. Count the number of flashes before a long pause.

If this is a flash drive, there is possibly a small switch somewhere on the device that enables the write protection.

Hi
You only have one digital tuner so will have to watch analogue whilst recording or view through the TV tuner if you can.
My mother has just bought a sh893m and I can guess what word the sh is the beginning of it has 4 letters and smells!
Unfortunately she has kept it too long to return, waiting for us to visit and try and make it work properly, read the reviews on line you will see what I mean! Long live Sony our RDR HXD870 is superb

You probably don't have a DVD burner, you have a CD burner.