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I have a newsclip that i recorded onto a dvr from TV. I would like to save it but not on the dvr. the dvr has a usb port on the front of it. i don't know off hand what the brand or model is of the dvr. i am not at home to look at it. can i save it to the usb? or do i have to transfer it from the dvr to a camcorder?
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I have a newsclip that i recorded onto a dvr from TV. I would like to save it but not on the dvr. the dvr has a usb port on the front of it. i don't know off hand what the brand or model is of the dvr. i am not at home to look at it. can i save it to the usb? or do i have to transfer it from the dvr to a camcorder?

transfer from a DVR to USB?

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