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    HB Forum Moderator Alex's Avatar
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    In the U.S. DVD Recorders typically sell for between $500-900 dollars and they work like a conventional VCR.

    My two biggest complaints are the titling options provided that I have seen are PATHETIC, and sometimes DVD's recorded in the 1 hour speed won't play in other DVD machines. (although the 2 hour speed seems to playback fine in other machines)

    Is anyone using stand alone DVD Recorders?

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    I got panasonic t2020 dvd recorder. It is a good machine that can play most dvd player since i do this for my business with customer. No one complain since it is 90 percent compatiablity. However, might be a disc that could not playback on other machine although the better dvd to hack to play on other dvd player. I never try it as I understood from my good friend. It is all about disc itself. I have no idea.

    Jerome, deaf filmmaker and videomaker

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    I'm sorry Jerome, but you had a couple of typos in your last post and I don't quite follow what it is you are saying.

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