Toshiba DVR660 DVD Recorder / VCR Combo Reviews

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This seems like a design flaw. I haven't tried programming more than two DVD recordings yet. I haven't tried the VCR to DVD recording, yet or the editing features. Tha manual is a different matter. from Amazon.com I agree with many of the negative comments regarding ease of use plus many more. When we switched to DTV in February all my programmed recordings would get wiped out every week. from Amazon.com Initially I was looking for a VCR with a digital tuner to replace the old analog VCR. My needs were to record football games during the season, and tape overlapping TV programs for later viewing. from Amazon.com i like this product it is easy to use . we dont have cable tv and we like to record programs on video tape and it fits the bill from Amazon.com I bought this to replace a Sony that finally died. Set-up was pretty easy and recording to the DVD took about 4 hours total to figure out after reading the instructions. from Amazon.com This seemed like the best on AMAZON, so I ordered it directly through AMAZON. After 90+ days the VCR part broke/ate my tape which was new. Right after the 90 day warranty ran out. from Amazon.com This is my second Toshiba DVR660. I liked the first one so well, I purchased another for the bedroom. from Amazon.com Generally-speaking I'm very pleased with this unit. It works well and I haven't had any trouble. The only exception to this is probably something many people have mentioned before: If you use the recorder's automated timer function, you must turn the unit off. So if you want to watch something before the scheduled program is set to record, you're out of luck. from Amazon.com We purchased this DVR player and it was defective. OK, that can happen. from Amazon.com I bought this product to replace a VCR. I planned to use it primarily for timed recording but thought that converting some of my tapes to disc would be a side benefit. from Amazon.com

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Released	1 year ago
DVD Type	DVD Recorder / VCR Combo
Playable Disk Types	SVCD DVD-R DVD-RW DVD+R DVD+RW CD-R CD-RW
Surround Sound	Dolby Digital (Digital out only)
Recording Speeds	SP SLP
Audio DAC	24 bit / 192 kHz
Dubbing	DVD to VCR, VCR to DVD
Exterior Color	Black
Inputs	S-Video x 1 Analog Audio x 1 iLINK DV Input HDMI x 1
MPN	D-VR660
Number Of Discs	1
OSD	Yes: English, French, Spanish
Outputs	S-Video x 1, Component x 1, Analog Audio x 1, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1
Parental Control	Yes
Picture Control	Zoom
Playable File Formats	MP3 WMA
Programmable Timer	Yes
Progressive Scan	With Progressive Scan
Record and Play Fetaures	One Touch Recording
Recordable Media	DVD-R DVD+R DVD-RW DVD+RW
TV Resolutions	480i 480p
UPC	22265001462
VCR Video heads	4
Video DAC	10 bit / 54 MHz
Video Output System	NTSC
Video Upconversion	720p (HDTV) 1080i (HDTV) 1080p (HDTV)
Weight	9.68 lb.

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