Toshiba D-R5 - DVD recorder with TV tuner - upscaling

Description

The D-R5 also plays MP3 and WMA files recorded to compatible disc media.. Multi-Drive Playback and Recording The D-R5 is designed to record and play back video using DVD-RAM, DVD-R, or DVD-RW recordable discs formats. It lists five recording modes with trade-offs between time capacity and video quality. Audio For home theater audio hookups, the unit provides optical Dolby Digital and dts surround sound output 24-bit analog conversion at 192kHz. Still, many who have left VHS behind miss the ability to record their favorite content. Also, the unit's built-in MPEG decoder is able to display your JPEG files at higher resolution when connected HDMI display. Front panel composite and S-video input ports make it easy to record straight from a variety of other video sources, such as a camcorder. The DVD-RW format generally fits between them in that it's more widely accepted by players than DVD-RAM though not as easily rewritten. It has an auto title/chapter/thumbnail creation feature, but you can create your own titles with the help of an on-screen keyboard. Another benefit of HDMI is that it puts all that information into one cable and one easy-to-use connector. With the Toshiba D-R5, you get all of the recording versatility of a high-end VCR and the convenience of a progressive-scan DVD player. Lacking an HDMI connection, however, the D-R5 offers 10-bit digital-to-analog video conversion at 54 MHz and ColorStream Pro component video output for a clear image.

Key Features

• It has an auto title/chapter/thumbnail creation feature, but you can create your own titles with the help of an on-screen keyboard.
• The DVD-RW format generally fits between them in that it's more widely accepted by players than DVD-RAM though not as easily rewritten.
• Multi Drive Playback and Recording HDMI Input WMA & MP3 Playback Front DV input 7.70 Lbs (WxLxH) 11.97" x 16.93" x 2.44".
• Multi-Drive Playback and Recording The D-R5 is designed to record and play back video using DVD-RAM, DVD-R, or DVD-RW recordable discs formats.
• MULTI DRIVE DVD RECORDER DVD players are preferred over VCRs because of their ease of use and their quick access to content without fast-forwarding or rewinding.
• HDMI Compatible High-Definition Multi-media Interface (HDMI) is an interface format that provides uncompressed digital audio and video directly to a digital television.