DVD recorders

[Ken G.]

I brought home a DVD recorder to try out .
It sure is impressive how super clear it records stuff . 100 times
better than a VCR . only problem is its a Philips brand never know if
the stuff will work the next day even though it is brand new .
This one will record on standard RW disks so i can erase also . The
recorded disk can be played directly into any other player without doing
anything . This thing really makes a VCR look bad !

I played around with a Panasonic but it took special disks and some
formating & other goofing around . its disks would not play on other
players .

 

[Neil]

Never REALLY know if anything will work in the near future lately.
Buy it, spend $15.00 on a 3 year extended warranty, and have fun with it.
The only guarantee you'll ever get in this lifetime is Death and Taxes.


"Ken G." <goodguyy@webtv.net> wrote in message
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I brought home a DVD recorder to try out .
It sure is impressive how super clear it records stuff . 100 times
better than a VCR . only problem is its a Philips brand never know if
the stuff will work the next day even though it is brand new .
This one will record on standard RW disks so i can erase also . The
recorded disk can be played directly into any other player without doing
anything . This thing really makes a VCR look bad !

I played around with a Panasonic but it took special disks and some
formating & other goofing around . its disks would not play on other
players .

 

[les]

I bought a recordable DVD too, and the way it works is that the RW disks
don't
need to be finalized or closed, as do the write-once variety. If you don't
close
the disk, it will be readable only to that unit. By closing it, you can now
play it on
other units that support the same format, IE +R or -R . For now this still
seems to be a problem as not all desktop DVD players are cross-format
capable. You have to "try-and-see" if it works......................