Toshiba D-R5 - DVD recorder with TV tuner - upscaling

Description

It even delivers some of the best functions of a DVR. Another benefit of HDMI is that it puts all that information into one cable and one easy-to-use connector. Audio For home theater audio hookups, the unit provides optical Dolby Digital and dts surround sound output 24-bit analog conversion at 192kHz. An added benefit of connecting the D-R5 to your television with HDMI is that the unit can "upscale" commercial DVDs, which are rendered at 480p resolution, to a digitally interpolated 720p resolution, which makes for a much sharper picture. This player is also DivX Home Theater Certified, which means it display popular Internet video formats that have been burned onto a CD, such as DivX, AVI, and MPEG4. The DVD-RW format generally fits between them in that it's more widely accepted by players than DVD-RAM though not as easily rewritten. Still, many who have left VHS behind miss the ability to record their favorite content. It lists five recording modes with trade-offs between time capacity and video quality. MULTI DRIVE DVD RECORDER DVD players are preferred over VCRs because of their ease of use and their quick access to content without fast-forwarding or rewinding. Multi Drive Playback and Recording HDMI Input WMA & MP3 Playback Front DV input 7.70 Lbs (WxLxH) 11.97" x 16.93" x 2.44". It represents the current state of the art in high-definition video and sound because the information never has to be converted into an analog format.

Key Features

• Multi Drive Playback and Recording HDMI Input WMA & MP3 Playback Front DV input 7.70 Lbs (WxLxH) 11.97" x 16.93" x 2.44".
• Multi-Drive Playback and Recording The D-R5 is designed to record and play back video using DVD-RAM, DVD-R, or DVD-RW recordable discs formats.
• MULTI DRIVE DVD RECORDER DVD players are preferred over VCRs because of their ease of use and their quick access to content without fast-forwarding or rewinding.
• HDMI Compatible High-Definition Multi-media Interface (HDMI) is an interface format that provides uncompressed digital audio and video directly to a digital television.
• It has an auto title/chapter/thumbnail creation feature, but you can create your own titles with the help of an on-screen keyboard.
• The DVD-RW format generally fits between them in that it's more widely accepted by players than DVD-RAM though not as easily rewritten.