Panasonic DMR-ES10 is awsome

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I would say it is a sharp



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fwiw.., there may be a difference (from one generation to today's) ..so, it
would be interesting to note what the final outcome would be from a scenario
like:

* 1990's --- vcr[Sharp] --> dvd recorder[220-S]
* todays' -- vcr[Sharp] --> dvd recorder[220-S]

(and other dvd recorder brands.., though, thee main reason I asked in
specifics to 220-S unit's is because of the samples I have seen demo'ed
here and there. And, I'm looking for that closest "fluid" transfer of detail
in a conversion or transfer of a given source)

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Holy shoot. I just realized something.. I *had* a Sharp vcr, though
composite (don't really care at the moment) in my arson of vcr's. I
used to have three vcr's, and I recalled mentioning it on this forum.
I just have to remember the model number. I hope i posted it here,
so that I can find it through the search. Lets test it out for fun
.
How did I come to this memory ?? ..the pic above

(please, I hope it wasn't one that I threw out in last years' sprint
cleanup)

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[vhelp]

Found it (link, were I mentioned it) ...
--> Who uses a regular VHS VCR for capturing?

..and, my old system list of things:

* Sharp VC H960 ---- (RCA only)
* Sony SLV-685HF ---------- (RCA only)
* JVC S-VHS HR-S3910U ---- (RCA / S-Video)

Turn's out, it looks like I did throw it out oh well.

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[trhouse]

Having a few vcrs around can be very helpful with some tapes. I have two Sharps, one Sony, and one Panasonic. Yesterday I had a vhs tape which had a buzzing in the audio so severe it almost drowned out the real audio in three vcrs. One of the Sharps had a playback which was almost free of the buzz. It was the oldest vcr too.

[FKrueger]

Anyone backed up Blade 3? It may be a good test for blocky. My Philips was blocky in the cave sceen where they had a strobe lite going, of all things the ILO DVDRO4 was not. My cheap recorder records with better quality than the Philips. That bites.