Review on 📀 Enhanced Panasonic DMR-ES15S DVD Recorder with Progressive Scan by Allan Lambert

I use a DVD recorder for example one month. I no longer have to worry about my family films (on 8mm and VCR) disappearing from the tape. I started recording the first day, when I set it up there were no problems. I managed to record from my old camcorder, VCR and even my DVR with cable box with little to no guidance. Since I have a DVR cable box, I don't have to worry about scheduling recordings. I just record them straight from the DVR box. The best thing about this device is the flexible recording function. If you think about the tape speeds of old VCRs, remember that you had the best quality with a setting of 2 hours, you were fine with the 4 hour format, and you were very happy with the 6 hour format . disappointed. If you need to record more than 2 hours but less than 4 hours, flexible recording allows you to set the time (e.g. 2 hours 30 minutes) and use the entire disc to ensure the highest possible quality. I didn't try to edit my home videos, just recorded them exactly as they were on my old cassettes. In the near future I will try to edit them with PC software on my computer. And if you're a movie buff who has movies on VCR tapes that aren't on DVD, I have no problem converting them to DVD. I am sure that once I read the instructions I will be doing a lot more with this device. I highly recommend the Panasonic DMR-ES15S DVD recorder.