Toshiba DR410 1080p Upconverting Tunerless DVD Recorder

Toshiba DR410 1080p Upconverting Tunerless DVD Recorder | Super product !!!!!!!!!!!!

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	Toshiba DR410 1080p Upconverting Tunerless DVD Recorder Toshiba Toshiba average customer review:based on 33 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Save your favorite home movies to DVD, and get the most out of your DVD collection with 1080p conversion via HDMI to near HD picture quality, for an amazing viewing experience on today's HDTVs with the D-R410. Compact design and numerous recording and playback options make it a great solution for your home theater needs. Digital Photo Viewer (JPEG) One Touch Recording makes recording your favorite show simple. Just connect your DVD recorder to your cable or satellite box and you are set to record with the push of one button Auto Finalize with Undo simplifies the recording process by automatically finalizing your recording for playback on standard DVD players 24bit Audio DAC with 192kHz Processing Plays MP3 and WMA formats (2-Ch) Dolby Digital Recording L-PCM Recording (XP mode only) 3D (Virtual Surround Sound) Features - Instant Skip, Zoom, Editing (Playlist/Rename Title/Chapter Creation), and Commercial Skip Connections - Component Out, HDMI Out with REGZA LINK, Rear S-Video Input/Output, Rear RCA-Video Input/Output, Rear Analog Audio Input/Output, Coax Output, Front DV Input Approximate Unit Dimensions - 16.54 (W) x 2.32 (H) x 9.72 (D)

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perfect for my needs

my wife videoed all the time with a hi 8 camera cancer took her from me but i now have dvd recordings for memories great product for what i needed

Super product !!!!!!!!!!!!

Very happy with the picture quality. Huge difference compare to a regular dvd player. Just buy it!!

The DVD Recorder Arrived Broken

The Toshiba DR410 recorder arrived broken. After setting it up, all I heard were gears grinding when I pressed the disk door open/close button. A big notice in the box said: STOP! CALL TOSHIBA, NOT YOUR RETAIL DEALER IF THE UNIT DOESN'T WORK!(I'm paraphrasing). So I called Toshiba. They said "Send it back to us at YOUR expense". I said that I received it broken...they basically said.... "tough!...you still pay shipping!"
I then planned on returning it to Amazon, who would have replaced the unit at absolutely no cost to me. But being an old mechanical engineer I decided to see if I could fix it. I could "hear" that the problem was mechanical so why not give it a try?
So I took the cover off, removed the disk playing mechanism (4 screws) and very gingerly unjammed the gears.(one must be very careful here. I don't recommend the procedure to the neophyte). I reassembled everything and it's been running fine ever since. All the electronic bells and whistles work but it does have a rather "cheap" feel to it.
As a DVD player and recorder it does everything expected of it. The 100 page manual explains EVERYTHING in great detail.
For $118.00 from Amazon, it's a satisfactory and fairly priced unit.

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Inexpensive

I bought this two days ago to replace the Philips DVDR 75. (It won't take the new 16x DVD+R.)

Pro: Price, look sturdy (metal casing rather than plastics), easy to use, can upconvert.

Con: Only 90 days warranty (took off 1 star for it), the quality for XP is excellent (only one hour on a disc) and the quality for SP is pretty good. (2 hours) but anything below is horrible (just as cnet review says), the upconverting ability is marginal, the machine only creates title menu as a list with no picture snapshots (took off 1 star for it), coaxial output only.

Overall, it is a descent buy as the price is right and it is from a major manufacturer.

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