Toshiba D-VR5 DVD Player/Recorder with VCR

• Single-disc DVD player/recorder with VCR; measures 17 x 3.5 x 12.25 inches (WxHxD)
• Records onto DVD-R/RW and DVD-RAM; plays CD-R/RW, VCD, MP3, WMA, JPEG, and DivX
• VCR with 8-event/1-year programming, SP/EP recording auto clock
• Connections: composite (2 in, 1 out), S-Video (2 in, 1 out), component (1 out), RF (1 in, 1 out), HDMI (1 out)
• DVD offer Dolby Digital/DTS decoding; optical digital audio output

This unit has so many features it will take me a month to try them all. The most noticeable feature so far is ease of use. Transfer from VHS tape to DVD requires only a few inputs on the remote, the same is true to tranfer digital camera video onto DVD. This is still a new unit for me but I'm very impressed. Recording a tv show is straight forward and to be expected from any recorder so rest assured it works well as a basic recorder.

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EXACTLY what I was NEEDED! This is no toy! There seems to be some negative

comments due to the Lag-Time between the time that you turn on the recorder,

and when it opens the tray: --Patience, Grasshopper! --this machine does so

much more!

IT'S A COMPUTER! Allow it to go through it's boot-up process, after which the

responses are just as fast as any other DVD Player It's a tool, you need to read

the manual throughly but once you understand the concept, it's very simple.

AT LAST! I can transfer my MASSIVE VHS Library! Unfortunately some had al-

ready begun to degrade. BACK & FORTH!!!! Far Out! VHS to DVD & Vice Versa!

Aside from the ability to handle the newest blank media (includ. RAM & DOUBLE

SIDED Disks) the best part is being able to record off my TV! It's every bit as easy

to record multiple 5 minute segments of a newsreel, or a 6 hour congressional

meeting at the touch of a button as it had been on my old VCR.

TV, VCR, Now DVD-R