Posted by TheFug. on 10/03/54 11:44

On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:17:04 GMT, Newbie <newbie@no.spam> wrote:

>Searching for a replacement for a dead VCR, I started by considering
>DVDR's but soon discovered that the best models were with hard disk.
>Now, I really don't need the ability to burn DVD's, I would just
>record, watch and erase...so maybe I should only get HD recorders.
>Simple VCR replacement with tape substituted by HD.
>
>1. Are such models made? What are they called?
>
>2. Do I have to careful to ensure that it will record from current
>analog tv, and then hdtv in 16x9 format?
>
>3. Finally, if I must get dvdr with hd, will my machine come with a
>region code? Does that apply only to playback or will the dvd's I make
>will have a region code that came with the machine?

You can also write to RW = Rewritable discs, you can use these discs
again, and you don't need to buy a expensive Hard Disk recorder
-- The Fug

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