Posted by Artifact on 10/31/37 11:47

So Brian, is there a particular dvd recorder model you would recommend?



"Brian" <bclark@es.co.nz> wrote in message
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> jkygogo@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>hi, I'm looking for a good quality DVD/VCR combo desktop (not for
>>computer) that has good quality dvd recording quality in any recording
>>speed, ability to create book marks, ability to automatically move
>>forward in the movie at any time interval you want to like at 5 minutes
>>or 10 minutes or half an hour, good quality dubbing from camcorder.
>>
>>Does anyone know of a brand (Sony, Panasonic, or other) that is good
>>quality?
>>
>>Thanks.
>
> If you want good quality DVD recordings then buy a DVD recorder that's
> not a combo. Most combo units are not good quality. If you have a lot
> of video tapes then chances are that you already have a VCR recorder
> that you could use to make recordings from using a DVD recorder.
> Also you have a better choice of options when choosing a DVD recorder.
>
> Regards Brian

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