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Panasonic DMR E55 Review
Similarly to most other Panasonic DVD recorders, the DMR E55 records into DVD-RAM and DVD-R discs. Supported playback formats include DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RAM, CD-R/RW, and MP3 CD. Panasonic is known for its development of the Hybrid variable bit rate recording that extends the recording time to standard DVD-RAM discs. The fruits of that development work are obvious with the DMR E55, as you can record up to up to 16 hours of programming on a double-sided disc, or 8 hours per side (on standard 4.7 GB discs, in EP recording mode). Panasonic DMR E55 Review - Features In addition to having recording available to the DVD-RAM and DVD-R discs, this is also a great DVD player, with such features as progressive scan and support for playback of prerecorded MP3 files. Other features in the DMR E55 include: * Hybrid VBR vdeo recording technology with Dolby 2-channel audio recording* 2-Channel DVD audio play* Playback support for DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, DVD-R, DVD-RAM, CD, CDR and CDRW discs* 3D Y/C Separation/3D Noise Reduction/Block Noise Reduction/Mosquito Noise Reduction Panasonic DMR E55 Review - Competition Other, competitive DVD recorders include: * CyberHome CH-DVR 1500* JVC DR-MV1SL Of these competitive DVD recorders, the CyberHome CH-DVR 1500 is an entry-level DVD recorder, with recording into DVD+R and DVD+RW discs, progressive-scan playback, and composite- and S-video inputs for simple hookup with camcorders. Meanwhile, the JVC DR-MV1SL is a DVD recorder and VCR combo, offering recording to DVD-RAM, and DVD-R & DVD-RW, as well as into VHS tapes.
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