This week after much deliberation, I purchased a DVD/VHS Recorder. I wanted one so I could transfer my old VHS tapes to DVD. My search for the perfect dvd recorder was confusing. Every manufacturer has at least one product that will transfer VHS to DVD. I was going to get the Panasonic DMR-ES40VS for $296, but the reviews said that it was difficult to operate and it didn't create automatic chapters. So, at the last minute I came across the Sylvania DVR90VF at Sears for $150. I couldn't find any negative reviews and the price was right. I have never owned a Sylvania product, so I was concerned about the quality.
So far the unit has performed flawlessly, despite refusing to copy the first movie I tried to dub. The manual says that you cannot record copy-protected materials and some satellite broadcasts. Apparently copy protection can be detected on VHS recordings of cable TV broadcasts. So, if you are considering one of these machines for this purpose, you may be disappointed when the unit refuses to make a DVD version of your favorite movie.
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