A Smart Choice for a VCR/DVD Recorder - toshiba d vr660 dvd recorder vcr combo Toshiba DVR660 1080p Upconverting VHS DVD Recorder with Built-in Tuner
I have a Samsung Digital TV (1080p), and with my new Toshiba DVR660 and an HDMI cable, I reprogram Sharp HD DVD, which seems at odds with the image pixels 1080p pixels. (In fact, records DVR660 Upconvert to 480p and then back to 1080p.) Incidentally, I have all my programming in a portable antenna, and the DVD recorder has an excellent HD tuner.
The VCR is right, I get the same picture quality of Sony, which preceded it. After I make the results of how easy it was to a DVD-recording, and it is fabulous, I realized I would never go back to video. He has an excellent job of dubbing video tapes to DVD.
Even if I'm a programmer, like "Happy Man Rock", which was very difficult to use, I found that the machine was not so difficult to use even if you followed the instructions. One of the biggest complaints from Mr. Rock was happy that the machine automatically, after the set timer button. My brother, who has said a computer programmer, his Magnavox isturns off when the set timer and anyone can do. He also said it took 2 years to control its Magnavox!
I had some questions on the first day and asked me the phone number given to the Toshiba DVD recorder. My call was answered by a real person with an American accent in 30 seconds. She answered all my questions with ease.
Before buying this recorder, I spent hours reading the reviews for similar products from Sony, Samsung, Panisonic, JVC, Philips, published etc. All other manufactured products in order to have fatal errors, so I decided to Toshiba. I'm glad I did.
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