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Digital Video Recorder & Home Entertainment Discuss, recommend a dvd/vcr player recorder at International Chat: Hardware related forum; i've gone thru two of these in a couple of years they are combo dvd/vcr recorders/players...one panasonic and recently samsung....they both become picky about what they play (samsung claims to play near anything but often doesn't)......and often needs to be reset........can anyone


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Old 22-06-2008   #1 (permalink)
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i've gone thru two of these in a couple of years they are combo dvd/vcr recorders/players...one panasonic and recently samsung....they both become picky about what they play (samsung claims to play near anything but often doesn't)......and often needs to be reset........can anyone make a recommendation for a high quality dvd/vhs recorder player??
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Re: recommend a dvd/vcr player recorder

Try looking here, and then google other reviews on players.. http://www.avsforum.com/
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...can anyone make a recommendation for a high quality dvd/vhs recorder player??
We have a DVD Recorders/players forum on CD Freaks that you might like also to try, since there's probably some information there too.

I'll transfer this enquiry there.
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can anyone make a recommendation for a high quality dvd/vhs recorder player??
The BEST is PHILIPS brand.
This is the best DVD player you will ever find:
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-DVP642.../dp/B000204SWE
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i've gone thru two of these in a couple of years they are combo dvd/vcr recorders/players...one panasonic and recently samsung....they both become picky about what they play (samsung claims to play near anything but often doesn't)......and often needs to be reset........can anyone make a recommendation for a high quality dvd/vhs recorder player??
I am having good results with a relatively inexpensive VCR/DVD Recorder:
Magnavox MWR20V6. I bought it about a year ago at WalMart. My purpose is solely to dub VHS tapes to DVD and have used it a lot for that. The only 'hitch' I have encountered: if I dub to a DVD+R disc, the finalized disc will not play on a separate Panasonic DVD player I have; however, if I dub on the Magnavox to DVD-R, it plays fine on the Panasonic. Oddly, the Panasonic will play DVD+R discs that I have burned on my computer DVDRW drive. The Panasonic unit is about five years old; so it may not be a problem with the Magnavox unit, but more that the Panasonic may predate the DVD+R specification.
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however, if I dub on the Magnavox to DVD-R, it plays fine on the Panasonic. Oddly, the Panasonic will play DVD+R discs that I have burned on my computer DVDRW drive. The Panasonic unit is about five years old; so it may not be a problem with the Magnavox unit, but more that the Panasonic may predate the DVD+R specification.
What I recommend you do is change the DVD bookmark to DVD-rom, in order to make this possible, you will need to use DVDfab and copy the disc. And, will play on all DVD players. Hope this helps
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Some of these Stand Alone DVD/VCR Recorder are very picky and sensitive to some brand of DVD Disks. Buy the one which RW ain addition works with CD,CD-RW, VCD,and SVCD. Sony, Samsung, Pioneer and Sharp will do the job.
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