HBO, Showtime, Sky..........etc.

[Spicoli]

I really need to get down with the technology, to put it in perspective I still have a phone with a cord

Killer do you record them?I think Daxx hit it,its all royalties and everyone wants a chunk of change.Been waiting to transfer everything since january.And waiting...waiting.It can take on a life of its own bud.

I would imagine for an organization like HBO for example they could easily write in the contract the percentage takes for a boxer, promotional company etc. I don't record on my VCR now because it's hooked up on another TV. One of these days I'm gonna hire some kid to get me all up to date with technology.

Their might just be too many shifts in the fighters situations.Jumping networks,etc.Until recently HBO and Showtime would not even show clips of one another.Besides,they are divas....Man you have me beat.I actually still record some on a VCR,just habit I suppose.I have more lbs of plastic than an episode of 'New jersey housewives' lol.Transfering onto DVD is one huge slow pain in the arse...let alone down loading all of them ><.Sooooooome day.Some day

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Iv'e got a DVD called 101 best knock out's and im sure there jsut fights that were aired on ITV...

[Mark TKO]

I have a few stored on my dvd hard drive


Really need to look into how to burn them down onto dvds........

[Kel]

I have a few stored on my dvd hard drive


Really need to look into how to burn them down onto dvds........

I've been trying with a stack of discs I bought for years, only a few months ago I found out they are just data discs. I'm such a tard

[jamiebhoy]

I have a few stored on my dvd hard drive


Really need to look into how to burn them down onto dvds........

I use DVDFlick which is free and so simple to use, just drop the avi or whatever format into the programme and it rips them onto a dvd for wetching on telly.

I also had a load of video tapes i transferred to dvd's recently they were all from old ITV Fight Night and the likes so don't see how it can't be done nowadays.

My local dvd rental place has a tonne of UFC stuff to rent. Boxing needs to catch up a bit.

[Lance Uppercut]

Supposedly they don't believe that they can make a profit. It is apparently very expensive to press and distribute DVD's, and the network suits don't feel that there are enough boxing fans willing to buy the DVD's in order to make money on the deal

[Master]

I still got 700 tapes from 1986 VHS, and still record that way.