DVD Recorders at Crutchfield.com

Brand

Toshiba (2)

Price Range

$110 - $180

Number of Discs
The number of DVDs or CDs the player will store and play.

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General Features

CD-R/W Capable (2)

The ability to play back re-writeable CDs (CD-RWs) as well as standard CDs and DVDs.

CD-R Capable (2)

Many DVD players can play back recordable CDs (CD-Rs) as well as DVDs and standard CDs. Some DVD players cannot play back CD-Rs, and the ability to playback CD-R discs does not imply that a model will read or play re-writeable CDs (CD-RWs).

MP3 Playback (2)

Some DVD players will decode and play MP3 files that have been recorded to a CD.

WMA Playback (1)

Some DVD players will decode and play WMA files that have been recorded to a CD.

Inputs & Outputs

Component Video Out (2)

A video signal in which the brightness (luminance) and color (chrominance) portions of the signal are processed separately. Component video signals provide greater color accuracy than S-video or composite signals. Where S-video separates the luminance and chrominance portions of the signal, component video goes a step further and splits the chrominance portion into two components. The benefits - improved color accuracy and less color bleeding - are especially noticeable on larger-screen TVs.

Composite Video Out (2)

A video signal in which the brightness and color portions of the signal are combined. Examples of composite video include standard VHS, laserdisc, and regular broadcast TV. A DVD player's standard RCA-type video jack provides a composite video signal.

HDMI (2)

HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface. It's a multi-pin interface that transfers uncompressed digital video with HDCP copy protection and multichannel audio.

S-Video Out (2)

Found on nearly all of the DVD players we sell, this 4-pin connector usually provides a sharper, higher resolution picture (compared to a composite video output) by transmitting the chrominance and luminance portions of a video signal separately. The signals can then be processed separately, reducing interference. Direct S-video connections help realize more of the potential of high-performance video components.

Composite Video Inputs (2)

An input for video in which the brightness and color portions of the signal are combined. Examples of components that have composite video outputs include standard VHS and regular broadcast TV.

Some DVD recorders include a video input on the front panel. This makes hooking up a camcorder or other portable more convenient.

S-Video Inputs (2)

This 4-pin connector usually provides a sharper, higher resolution picture (compared to a composite video output) by transmitting the chrominance and luminance portions of a video signal separately. The signals can then be processed separately, reducing interference. Direct S-video connections help realize more of the potential of high-performance video components.

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