Recording Bulls Games digitally?

[BullDoug]

I've been wanting to be able to digitally record lastly.  IMO, straight to DVD is the best option bu t do I need two discs for one game?  Who knows?

[The Sheriff]

If you burn the season on DVD, I'll buy the collection off of you. Better yet... can anyone get the 2000 season on DVD?

[Kizarvexis]

I've been wanting to be able to digitally record lastly.  IMO, straight to DVD is the best option bu t do I need two discs for one game?  Who knows?

I'm not sure about how many discs it would take, I haven't done it myself. But it seems the choice for you would be how much work do you want to invest.

I would think the straight to DVD would be the easiest to do, with Tivo right behind it. But then you get all the commercials taking up the time. A 1 hour drama on TV is really only 42 min or so because of all the commercials. I would think that a sporting event would have at least that many commercials or even more as sports events usually draw in good ratings. Personally, if I had the extra cash to spend on DVD recording equipment, I would go the PC to DVD route. Then you can edit out the commercials and enter stats and recaps to any left over space.

Kizarvexis

[Bobcat99]

Your best bet is Tivo, download from Tivo to computer, cut out commercials, burn to DVD.