JVC DRMV79B Tunerless 1080p Upconverting DVD Recorder VCR Combo

JVC DRMV79B Tunerless 1080p Upconverting DVD Recorder VCR Combo Review

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JVC DRMV79B Tunerless 1080p Upconverting DVD Recorder VCR Combo Feature

• Super Multi DVD, Record and Playback
• Includes JPEG, MP3, WMA Divx Playback
• Timer Link
• Features DV input
• Has 1080p Upconversion

The JVC DR-MV79B offers 1080p upconversion via an HDMI output for the best quality video and audio and. It also offers DivX playback, so video files downloaded from the Internet can be conveniently archived to a DVD and played back from a disc. A front panel DV input makes it easy to connect a camcorder and transfer footage to a DVD disc or VHS videocassette. And it is compatible with - R/RW, +R/RW and DVD-RAM discs for recording and playback.The DR-MV79B is tuner-free, but includes JVC's Timer Link, a quick and easy solution for recording TV programs by connecting to a cable or satellite set-top box using an AV cable.

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Customer Reviews

Everything (Bad) you've heard is true... - Peg DeLorca - Santa Fe, NM
Wow...this unit is a disaster. Had one replaced after six months due to freezing, stopping in midst of recording, pixelating playback, etc....replacement unit (unfortunately, same unit) lasted on and off for a year. Had to unplug most all the time and re-plug (and therefore re-setup) just to get it going. Huge disappointment as I have an ancient JVC DVD/VHS burner combo that has been amazing...talk about a workhorse (although VHS capability died a long time ago). Seems like JVC quality has gone downhill through the years. This product almost ("almost") makes the Samsung counterpart look good (Samsung still takes the prize for inferior DVD units).

crooks - jon - MI
JVC stole 0 from me and gave me junk. I can't believe companies can rip you off like this. First: It only records up to six hours a disk, all others record up to ten hours. SECOND: it won't play any of the disks I recorded and FINALIZED in a different player. I have many of these disks. THIRD: the copy protection detector won't let me record anything off of my cable company's movie channels. SO I PAID 200 DOLLARS FOR THIS PIECE OF TRASH THAT WON'T RECORD ANYTHING AND WON'T PLAY MY DVD'S. I DEFINATELY WILL GET MY MONEY BACK OR I WILL SUE THIS COMPANY.


May 05, 2010 08:22:05