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Sharp DV-HR300U Progressive-Scan DVD Player/Recorder with 80 GB Hard Drive |
Sharps cutting-edge DV-HR300U is a full-function DVD recorder and DVD player, offering conveniences like an i.Link DV (IEEE 1394) input, DVD-RW/DVD-R editing and recording, and progressive-scan video performance for state-of-the-art home theater viewing. Equally as cool, the DV-HR300Us internal hard disk drive (HDD) can record and store up to 109 hours--4.5 solid days--of audio/video programming. That means you can record a full seasons worth of TV shows and watch them anytime you wish, or archive your favorites to high-quality recordable DVDs at 2x speed. Other features include CD/MP3 playback, DVD+R/+RW playback, simultaneous recording/playback, and simple, convenient advanced programming options (including 1-year, 32-event scheduling) using VCR Plus+. Rewriteable DVD-RW media can be.. |
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Best deal going. (
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The DV-HR300U is a fabulous product. VERY easy to setup and use. The manual can look a bit intimidating at first, but it is fairly well written for as much as its trying to cover and if you are at all comfortable just diving in and pressing buttons, then the manual becomes more of a reference book s..
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Panasonic DMRE55K Progressive-Scan DVD Recorder/Player (Black) |
Panasonics DMR-E55K DVD player/recorder grants unprecedented recording time on double-sided 9.4 GB recordable DVDs--up to 16 hours, or 8 hours per side (and on standard 4.7 GB discs, in EP mode). The DMR-E55Ks joint support of DVD-RAM and DVD-R media provides the best of both worlds: DVD-R for the highest compatibility (letting you share video recordings with virtually anyone with a DVD player) and DVD-RAM (for rewritability and benefits like TimeSlip, chasing playback, and simultaneous play and record). DVD-RAM offers the perfect method for recording and rerecording favorite programs--over 100,000 times on the same disc. Using DVD-RAM, you can also edit your videos on a multimedia computer with video editing/production software. You can take DVD-RAM discs out of their protective cart.. |
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Looking to replace that old VCR (
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If you are looking for a DVD Recorder to replace that old VCR and want up to 8 hours of continious recording time then this is the unit to get until Blue Lasers hit the market in a couple of years. With the 9.4 GHz RAM disks (rewriteable) you can record up to 16 hours (double sided) or 8 hours per s..
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Panasonic DMR-E100HS Progressive Scan DVD Player with 120GB Hard Disk |
Early Adopters Pick: July 2003. This DVD recorder features the industrys largest included hard drive--120 GB. The Panasonic DMR-E100HS not only records DVDs and holds more than 100 hours of audio/video programming in its built-in memory--it also boasts a built-in SD card slot for reading and writing MPEG2 and MPEG4 video. Now you can copy TV shows or archived video footage to portable media that will play in a laptop, camera, or other device. And guess what? This technological wonder is also a progressive-scan DVD player thats equipped to handle DVDs, CDs, and MP3-encoded discs. The DMR-E100HSs 120 GB hard drive (HDD) provides up to 150 hours of recording time, plus you can write up to 6 hours of programming to removable 4.7 GB DVD-RAM discs (in Extended Play mode in.. |
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State of the Art! (
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OK, the manual is pretty dreadful, but once you succeed in translating it, youve got the best of the crop of the current DVD recorders. It enables you to do just about everything youd want to -- with one irritating exception. In an effort to kow-tow to the Hollywood interests, Panasonic deliberately..
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Panasonic DMR-E80H Progressive-Scan DVD Player/Recorder with Hard Drive (Silver) |
Early Adopters Pick: May 2003. This is the first DVD player with a built-in hard drive recorder, allowing you to record all your favorite shows onto digital disk as well as watch DVDs. Talk about "all in one"--the Panasonic DMR-E80HS not only records DVDs and stores more than 100 hours of audio/video programming on its built-in memory; its also a progressive-scan DVD player (for use with high-definition or HD-ready TVs) that also handles your DVDs, CDs, and MP3 recordable discs. With the DMR-E80HSs 80 GB hard drive, it provides up to 104 hours of recording time, plus up to 6 hours on a removable 4.7 GB DVD-RAM disc (in Extended Play mode in each case). The DMR-E80HS offers the flexibility of recording on both DVD-RAM--perfect for instant chapter access and for multiple .. |
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The Future is Brilliant! (
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This DVD Recorder is exactly as it should be. Its better to record to the HARD DRIVE, the acceptable quality of LP speed is about 70 hours - enough for most people. You do have to use the remote but you can trim off the beginning and middle of shows (commercials). After editing, you can the transfer..
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Panasonic PV-D4743K Progressive-Scan DVD-VCR Combo (Black) |
The Double Feature PV-D4743K integrates a high-quality, progressive-scan DVD player and four-head, hi-fi VCR into a slim, affordable, and handsomely designed package. Format compatibility extends from DVDs, videocassettes, and CDs to recordable audio CDs and DVD-R video discs. Whether your living room is currently home to an HDTV or youre merely thinking of "someday," the PV-D4743K stands ready to deliver the full potential of DVDs. Progressive scanning, referred to as 480p for the number of horizontal lines that compose the video image, creates a picture using twice the scan lines of a conventional DVD picture, providing higher resolution and sharper images while eliminating nearly all motion artifacts. The VCRs four-head design ensures smooth slow-motion tape play (forward and re.. |
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Excellent DVD plus VCR in one (
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First off, everyone should know that a DVD/VCR combo machine such as this Panasonic will not allow you to tape DVDs you rent at Blockbuster! Most DVDs have Macrovision anti-copying technology which makes it impossible to copy to a VHS tape without a hacked VCR machine. You can, however, tape your ow..
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