wclairmont

Hey all, I had the exact same question, and I found a simple easy to use answer. We purchased a DVD recorder with CHASEPLAY and an internal harddrive. We have connected the video camera through the DVDR, and press record. Once you have reached your desired delay time, press play and the recorder starts Chaseplay delayed video. So there is no real limit on the delay you can set. And the great thing is, you can always stick a DVDR CD in the device, press quick burn and all the video on the device is burnt to the DVD, or you can just delete it. I purchased a Pioneer DVD Recorder DVR-533H from ebay, brand new $140, and it works like a charm. It holds a total of 32 hours of standard quality video, which is way more than enough, or at least for us.