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  1. 18th Jun 2002 16:28 #1
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    This is almost as feature rich as my Panasonic RP91, which retails for US$800. (I paid under US$450 though.)
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    That player is also rumored to play VRO files created with set top DVD recorders.
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    Originally Posted by leebo
    That player is also rumored to play VRO files created with set top DVD recorders.
    Yep. That why there is DVD-RAM support: so that you can use the DVD-RAM discs from the Panasonic DMR-E20.

    My Panasonic RP91 plays discs from the Hitachi DVD-RAM camcorders, which I believe are also DVD-VR.
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    And Hitachi promises on their web site that all of it's future players will support VRO recordings.
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    is this an old player? by old i mean, 2 or 3 years old, and hard to find.
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  6. 18th Jun 2002 22:32 #6
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    Is what an old player?
    How about refering to the model number since three players are being discussed here.
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