Is there a dual voltage DVD recorder out there?

[gloriousglenn]

I have two power converters....one is for short term use(like hair dryers and shavers) and the other one I use for my Philips Recorder is made for long term use. Sure there are better ones than mine but have never noticed any decreases in recording quality.
My Philips Recorder does have a removeable power plug.....which usually means that an appliance has dual-power capabilities....but I'm not gonna try it....
Again...Philips Help(less) Center had no clue if my unit was actually dual power or not....typical. I didn't dare ask them if they were aware that is also records in either format...

I might be lucky that when I buy one that it will be multi-region, even if they don't advertise it as being so. Plus, the converters are worth a try...If all else fails I can just buy two recorders!!!

[gloriousglenn]

Try here:

http://www.world-import.com/panasonic-dvd-r.htm

While the page is titled Panasonic, they have PAL/NTSC multi-region
capable DVD recorders from a bunch of manufacturers. Some also have
VHS capability. Most are dual voltage as well.

I've bought several S-VHS multi-standard recorders and standards
converters from them (I work about 5 miles from their store location)
and recommend them highly.

They can solve just about any PAL/SECAM/NTSC dvd or vhs issue you
might have.

I'll have a look at them later, thanks for info. Off to work now!!

[KBeee]

Just to be a nit-picker - but I think the OP means multi-standard, not multi-region, though multi-region will also be needed if they want to play pressed DVD's from different parts of the world

[hech54]

Just to be a nit-picker - but I think the OP means multi-standard, not multi-region, though multi-region will also be needed if they want to play pressed DVD's from different parts of the world

Yea...we went over that already...he knows now...

[gloriousglenn]

I have been educated!