Copy recordings from v6 box. Recording programmes is perfectly legal, and provided for in your agreement with Virgin Media. Was hoping one of you might be able to help with an issue that has started happening when trying to copy from my Virginmedia v6 box to an Avermedia 2 Plus recorder. I've upgraded hard drives in Virgin boxes in the past and had a look at the contents of the old drives. a laptop isn't possible. So long story short, you cannot transfer recordings at all. Feb 8, 2008 · I was wondering if it's possible to transfer the recordings stored inside V+ box's hard disk to my computer's hard disk. So either a HDMI to HDMI HDCP stripper or a cheap device that essentially pretends to be a HDCP device and converts to a different format. Copyright is a pain and made it so VM had to encrypt the HDDs in the boxes. . Can this be done through the USB or e-SATA ports (I'd prefer the second one cause it's faster)? Mar 22, 2021 · In your situation all you actually need to do is preserve the recording files while the HDD gets wiped during a software upgrade – it doesn't matter that you can't actually read the files, all you need to do is copy them out and copy them back assuming they remain compatible after the upgrade. g. For V6/360, it's HDMI only and the capture device has to support HDCP otherwise you'll just record sound and a black screen. From what I can see, all the recordings are encrypted files, so pulling them off to view on e. You cannot, this is due to certain licensing restrictions and partly due to the DMCA. The equipment is rented - and by the same argument, when your subscription to an individual channel or the platform ceases, so does your access to that content. lrd txailv lyhdap fojq yfonrz dgfg qvfpct orjpoh uknzj eynzkeu