“Can you run Roku through a DVD recorder then into the TV? Can you record movies, etc from Roku on a DVD recorder?”

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• I have it running through my recorder through my TV

  Answered by dee1 9 years ago

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• If your video has a "in-line" and outline (which most do (think about how a waterfall works- the top of the waterfall being your originating source and the rocks below are the VCR, (1) -so TV cable from the wall (2) and then down to input on the VCR, (3) from output to VCR to (4h amp on output! Goodluck- or follow the skematic on instructions!

  Answered by Sgtbilly 9 years ago

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• No, this device needs to be directly connected to the television.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Your dvd recorder will record anything on the screen. However that would be illegal because youre not buying whats on the tv. If you bought the dvd of the show you want to watch, you're actually purchasing parts of the rights but according to the fbi warning on the first screen of most multimedia its illegal to reproduce copyrighted material and can carry upwards of jail time and a $250k fine. I wouldnt risk it. Especially after your question on here.

  Answered by Vivec 9 years ago

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• no, it is illegal to copy movies.

  Answered by Aleph 9 years ago

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