RE: Re: TiVo as a security Camera Recorder - a guide

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>]

> >The other big question though is (again we need a lawyer for 
> this perhaps?)
> >whether or not that would be admissible either?
> >If the clock data is coming from an external source then you are,
in
> effect,
> >tampering with the recording.......
> 
> I don't see this being the case, it is only the same as those 
> systems that
> use a standard video recorder and superimpose the date/time 
> on to the image.

Oh okay, I'm not familiar with CCTV stuff - I thought you would have a
special recorder or and/or special camera which supplied the timestamp
information.

T.


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