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Date Posted: 06:29:37 05/24/04 Mon
Author: Ron
Author Host/IP: CPE00055dec2461-CM014250019583.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com / 24.112.199.35
Subject: Re: VHS/DVD Recorder
In reply to: Charlie 's message, "Re: VHS/DVD Recorder" on 22:06:41 11/21/03 Fri

I picked one of these up. It has a Pioneer DVR-106 OR/XV IDE DVD writer inside. It may have custom firmware for the Sansui, but my guess is any IDE dvd writer may work + or - ?? Would be nice, because my unit won't recognize or format a DVD-R or -R/W, but it plays them if recorded on my Matishitu DVD-r writer.

>Well, there is one out in time for Christmas. It is
>the Sansui Dual Deck DVD-R/-RW and VHS Recorder,
>Progressive Scan DVD Playback
>
>Dual deck player plays and records TV to DVD and VHS
>tapes. VCR records from VHS tapes to DVD deck or watch
>DVD while recording TV shows to the VCR or vice versa.
>
>Sears item #05757103000
>Mfr. model #VRDVD-4005
>
>I checked around and only Sears has it (both in the
>store and on-line). Cost $399 US.
>
>It is a DVD-R/RW format (so not compatible with
>DVD+R/RW, also does not seem to be compatible with VCD
>format, but I will try it out since it does not say
>specifically that it is not). Since my DVD burner is
>DVD-RW that works fine for me and I bought it to
>transfer old VHS tapes for preservation reasons, make
>some slide show DVDs from pictures on my computer to
>watch on the TV and watch regular DVD movies on my TV
>too.
>
>Charlie
>=================
>>>I have a lot of VHS tapes. I want to put them on
>>>DVDs. Will there be a composite system with VHS on
>>>one side and DVD on the other so you can directly dub
>>>from VHS to DVD?

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