My favorite way to record a show without a dvr is to show the viewer a few clips of a program, and then watch the program on YouTube.
Most TV shows sound good when the viewer is watching them on their own, but when they’re streaming it, it’s an entirely different story. That’s the way to show your show without a dvr. This is because you can’t have your own shows on-demand without your own dvds. Your viewers don’t have to watch them to have a dvr. It’s a no-brainer.
Video is, in fact, one of the most important things in programming. If your show is to win a show, you need to be able to play the show on the video. You can’t just watch it on YouTube and get an entire clip of the show. But if you can play a show on your own, then you can get an entire clip of it on YouTube.
This is where we get into the trap of saying, “Hey this is what I want to do.” I know no one really wants to do what you do. So I’ve got a lot of times, especially on TV, that I don’t like to watch, and I don’t think I would like to watch anything I don’t want to do.
You have to know what you want to do and then go out and do it. It’s like an art. You cannot simply say, I want to record TV. You have to do the work.
A lot of TV shows are recorded on DVRs, which means you’re essentially taking a clip of the show and rewinding it so that when you want to watch it again you have it on your DVR. But that can be a bit problematic because you can’t watch a video that you’ve already seen. Some shows have been recorded, but the way they were recorded may have changed.
The DVR is like a VCR except that it can record a clip from the show you want to watch and play it back without having to rewind it. So if a show is recorded, you can watch it but you can’t rewind it.
There is no way to take a clip, rewind, and play it back without having to rewind it. But you can record all sorts of things. You can take a clip of a video, rewind it, and play it back over and over. Or you can record a DVD and play it back over and over. You can also record a show and watch it at your leisure. You can even record all sorts of things from the show and watch it later.
In the last few years, I’ve heard of several people claim to have been able to record a show, play it back, and watch it later. All of these people claim to have been able to do this without a dvr. I have no idea how many people you’ve heard of claiming to have done this with a DVD recorder. I’m not saying that this is a common practice—but I am saying that this is possible.
If you want to get to the bottom of this issue, the key is to get to the bottom of the matter. If you are a tech person, you should not go in there and say “This is what it looks like.” You shouldn’t go in there and say “This is what it sounds like.” That’s not what I’m trying to do.
