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  1. Hi

    I want buy a dvd recorder With Hdd,


    the Pana write the dvd-r and dvd ram mode VR
    the jvc write the dvd-r, dvd ram and dvd-rw mode video and Vr

    the best format for editing on a pc: Dvd ram with Pana
    or Dvd ram, Dvd-rw in video mode or Vr with a JVC?


    A other + for the Pana is the Reader card memory.

    it's very difficult for the choice!.....


    Can you help me

    thanks


    Dominique
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  2. DVD-Video format is easier and faster to deal with on the computer for editing and re-authoring. Plus, finalized DVD-Video discs are much more compatible with regular DVD players (very few can play back VR format discs). The JVC also gives you the advantage of recording to DVD-RW's, so you won't need to worry about getting a DVD-ROM that can read DVD-RAM discs, either. Finally, the JVC makes a better looking MPEG2 recording than the Panasonics do because of the "DigiPure" video enhancing and noise reduction filtering that occurs prior to encoding.
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  3. I have used Panasonics for 3 years and was happy with them until I used the JVC, I'll never go back. The picture is noticably better on the JVC, although a little softer than Panasonic. The JVC also has more options for setup than the Panasonic. One of the biggest advantages for me is the JVC records all usuable space on a DVD-R giving approximately 2hrs 14min in SP, the Panasonic stops at 2hrs with the outside edge of the disc left unused.
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  4. On a Panasonic with a Harddrive, if you use the high speed dub option to dub from the HD to a disc, you can use all of the disc space (~2:13 min in SP mode). It treats the disc like a data disc in this type of dub. It works great for putting 3 x 1 hour TV episodes on 1 disc after editing commercials (assuming the edited episodes are ~42-44 minutes).

    The limitation to 4 gb of disc space only appears on real time, direct to disc recordings.
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  5. thank for your posts

    i wait my jvc MH30 from germany, i hope that is the good choice for me.
    I will post here my first rewiews
    Dominique
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