I have a RCA Vr5220A. How can I tranfer recording from my RCA to windows media on my computer so that I can download ot a disk?

Hi
There are quite a wide range of DVD disk types, and also recording methods. If the disk or recording method you use on your machine is not compatible with the characteristics of a second machine then the second machine will not play the DVD recorded on your machine.
To help a bit - I hope - I found a manual for your machine here:
http://data.manualslib.com/pdf2/37/3613/361228-rca/drc8320n.pdf?9a9bb40af2f1e0c8aa8fbae3a0c6dad0
which can be downloaded to your computer, opened and read using Acrobat Reader, and be available for future reference.
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That is indication that the meida that was written is currupted. use the reset button on the device to attain alteration of the media. Also, replug the device to the computer to perform another media transfer. usually the media pleyer liek windows media, real one player or tues player recognises the device once plug connected. Teh computer program should allow to manipulate by deleting or retranfering another time. Tranfer meida betwweoon devcie should conform with standards. For example, the media should least be over captured esle forcefully currupts the device spaces. Also, tranfer the most intergram or functional media excluding the malfucntion else combining both compromises the MP3 player.

Ot can only be the disk or burner....check both

Even if there is not, you can easily convert WAV files to MP3 using windows media player, itunes or Audacity

timandlisspe

The link below will take you through tranfering files to your player but in your case you would be tranfering the files back to your computer.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4753072-add_files_external_memory_device_in

Let me know if you have have any more problems or questions

Issken
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Hi,

The manual says this about it;

Keys lock
To avoid accidental key activation, slide the key lock selector toward the lock icon to lock the keys.

Reverse the step to unlock them.

I have included the link to download your manual for free for your convenience
http://www.voxxsupport.com/images/manuals/RP5120/media/RP5120_UMEN.pdf

Please do take a moment to vote on the answer as to whether it helped.

Many thanks.

Unfortunately this is something that can not be done with this model. Since the computer does not see this as a removable disk drive it is not possible to write data back to it. The only thing you are able to do is to record files and download only. It does not have any upload capability.

on Windows XP, you will need to convert those files into 16bit cd audio quality. You can do this thru Sound Recorder on the computer. Just make that you change the file name before converting. Open up sound recorder, open up file, save as, convert, then change quality to cd quality then ok. After it is saved in 16 bit format, open Windows Media Player and then burn.

I have just purchased RCA DVR RP5120. HOW can I download to my Itunes on my Mac?

No. Your RCA Opal is a plug and play device 1. Plug USB cord into Headphone Jack (you MUST use the USB that came with the RCA Opal) 2. Plug USB cord into computer 3. Wait... 4. In my computer, it'll say "usb device" or "drive f" or whatever 5. Open "media" folder on that drive 6. And put your Mp3s on there. if you can't do that, than you need to upgrade your computer. Not many MP3 players support ME.