Super-Multi Format Recording & Playback
Incredible recording versatility with Super Multi-Format recording and playback. You can enjoy recording of DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R & DVD+RW formats. Naturally playback of all DVD formats is also possible, so you don't have to worry about whether your DVD Recorder can playback everything in your current video library.
Dual-Layer Recording
The new DVD-Recorder Range offers the extended recording time of Dual Layer Recording to DVD-R and DVD+R discs. This enables significantly longer recording times, when recording to disc and ensures adequate time for recording to disc.
1 Second Quick Start Recording
Thanks to high-speed quick-start, with DVD-RAM disc, you are ready to record just 1 second after switching on the power. Being able to record almost instantly means that you will never miss recording kick off!
2x Resolution in LP Mode
Our recorders provide exceptional recording quality. You can enjoy viewing extended recordings (4 hours, single-sided DVD-RAM/-R) with exceptionally detailed images and 2x the picture quality. The virtual multi encode system provides LP recording mode with 500 lines of horizontal resolution - twice the resolution of conventional LP recording mode.
4x Natural Gradation
Greater natural gradation and amazingly rich pictures are delivered with 4096 steps of grey. The 12-bit analogue-to-digital converter has 4x the gradation found with a conventional 10-bit analogue-to-digital converter. Resulting in a faithful reproduction of details, so you can see for the first time, everything there is to see!
Outstanding Build Quality
Panasonic DVD-Recorders feature superior picture and recording quality combined with outstanding build quality. The DMR range features high quality engineering and construction.
Direct Navigator for Easy and Quick Search
With Direct Navigator technology graphical user interface you can find desired material on a DVD-RAM disc quickly. Just press the direct navigator button to display thumbnails of all the programs on the DVD-RAM disc, then, select the one you want and press enter. It's that easy! and with "List Display" you can sort the programs by date or title.