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PANASONIC
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PANASONIC Backward-Compatable DVD Video Recorder w/ Time Slip Playback
(Silver)
Panasonic DMRE20S
Features
The DMR-E20: A Next-Generation Video Recorder
- Having been deeply involved with the development of the DVD-RAM
format, Panasonic has released a new DVD Video Recorder that can
record on both DVD-RAM discs and DVD-R discs. Capable of high-speed
data transmission and high-speed random access, this recorder offers
countless recording and playback possibilities.
Time Slip Playback
- This innovative feature lets you view a program that you're
currently recording from any point that's already been recorded,
while continuing to record the live program in progress. So, you no
longer have to wait for the entire program to be recorded before
watching it from beginning to end.
Simultaneous Recording and Playback
- Because data transfer is at a super-fast rate of 22.16Mbps,
simultaneous recording and playback are possible with the DMR-E20.
So, you can record a live TV program while watching any other
program that's been previously recorded on the same disc!
Video Recording to DVD-R Discs
- The DMR-E20 DVD Video Recorder can also record onto DVD-R discs,
so you can enjoy playback of these recordings on most conventional
DVD players.1
Specifications subject to change without notice - - -
Direct Navigator
- This feature makes it easy to find a desired program on a
heavily used disc. A list of recording dates, times, channels and
(user-entered) titles are shown on screen. When you move the cursor
to any particular recording, the segment is played in the
background, so playback can begin immediately upon selection.
Program deletion, protection, and title input are also easy to
perform. Up to 99 programs can be handled at once.
Playlist Function
- The Playlist function lets the user perform simple non-linear
video editing—such as rearranging the order of scenes, skipping over
unwanted scenes, or copying selections—and create custom playlists
of favorite scenes on a disc.
Rapid Random Access
- Say goodbye to the rewind/fastforward shuffle. Unlike
videotapes, DVD-RAM discs let you jump directly to any spot on a
disc and begin playback or recording right away. Even if there is no
sequential area of empty space available, our DMR-E20 DVD Video
Recorder can record data on the available space throughout the rest
of the disc. There's no more wasted time finding a place to start
recording, or the problem of accidentally recording over desired
material.
Incredible Storage Capacity
- Using the DMR-E20, you can record up to 12 hours of video on our
new, 2-sided, 9.4GB DVD-RAM discs. These discs can be played back on
a DVD-RAM compatible DVD player—such as Panasonic's DVD-RP91 or
DVD-H2000.
Space-Saving Storage
- A DVD-RAM disc takes up only about a third of the space of a VHS
cassette, so your disc collection won't cramp your style. The ideal
media for long-term storage of your valuable video images, DVD-RAM
preserves quality over time, and also permits overwriting as
desired.
Easy Video Editing
- Instead of just shooting videos, now you can edit them too.
Random access makes it easy to perform simple non-linear editing
using just a single DVD Video Recorder, with no need for additional
editing equipment.
DVD-RAM Compatibility
- The DVD-RAM disc format is supported by major hardware and media
manufacturers, and is thus hailed as the new "bridge format" for
compatibility with audio/video and personal computing applications.
Since the discs the DMR-E20 uses are DVD-RAM, you can take any of
your existing DVD-RAM discs formatted for PC or other media use and
reformat them for use with the DMR-E20 for added versatility.
Advanced MPEG2 Encoding Using Hybrid VBR Technology
- We combined two encoding technologies, Real time VBR (Variable
Bit Rate) and Visibility Modulation Technology, to provide MPEG2
recording with superb picture quality. Here's how it works: Real
Time VBR adjusts the bit rate according to video signal complexity,
in order to optimize the compression ratio. At the same time,
Visibility Modulation Technology reduces compression for the most
noticeable parts of each signal while it filters out unimportant
data to raise compression in other areas. This combination helps
assure incredible picture quality for your preferred DVD-RAM
recording mode.
Selectable Recording Modes
- You can set the DMR-E20 to a variety of recording modes, each
depending on average bit rate. EP mode yields the most recording
time, LP & SP mode provide less recording time with higher quality
recording, and XP mode gives you the highest quality recording.
There's also the FR (Flexible Recording) mode that lets you record
with the best picture quality possible for the recording time and
remaining space on the disc.
Improved Video Quality in Analog-to-Digital Transfer
- Input TBC, 3D Y/C separation circuitry, and 3D digital noise
reduction are particularly effective when recording from analog
video sources such as conventional VHS or S-VHS VCRs. Input TBC is a
built-in time base corrector that delivers highly stable, natural
images. The 3D Y/C Separation Circuitry minimizes the dot crawl and
color smearing caused by interference between the video signal's Y
and C color subcomponents. And, 3D Digital Noise Reduction
effectively removes noise components from the signal during
playback.
Specifications subject to change without notice - - -
1 DVD-R discs may not be able to play on some DVD
players, depending on the player, the DVD-R disc and the condition of
the recording. |