[Carry_Okie]

You can record HD on your cameras, but can’t record that quality to your DVDs.

Please explain.

[bamahead]

DVD cannot hold true HD quality video (720p and up). It doesn’t have the capacity, and the DVD format itself isn’t capable of the higher resolutions. You have to go Blu Ray for that.

[DoughtyOne]

There are cameras out there now that will capture video in the 1920 x 1080 format. You still can’t buy a high def recorder to run that off on a normal sized DVD you can place in your Blue Ray unit to play on your television.

I’d like to be able to shoot some high quality stuff, and record it to something I can send out to share with others.

There are some units that you can purchasse to install in your computer. That still doesn’t provide the same timed recordings that we used to be able to make of live television. Yes we can use the in-house (for lack of a better term) high def DVRs, but we can’t make our own DVDs to place on the shelf, for later viewing.