Matthew Attoe
Prominent Member
Hi,
Looking into buying a dvd/hd combo soon, but would like one which meets the following criteria/spec. The spec is in no particular order, but are all things that I need in a machine.
1) Firewire in
2) RGB in - which can be used at the same time as Component out - not like the Sony GX3
3) Component out - which can be used at the same time as RGB in - not like the Sony GX3
4) HD-editing at a frame-by-frame level
5) Either -RW or +RW
6) Either -R or +R
7) Excellent compatibility with DVD-R from other sources. My NS900 can be a little picky.
8) DVD Picture playback quality at least that of my Sony NS900
9) The ability to 'dial-in' the recording length for a dvd-r so that I can get maximum quality from each dvd-r
10) The ability to re-encode from a higher-quality to a lower-quality when I dub from HD to DVD
11) PAL/NTSC progressive scan output.
12) Not too worried about price (well, less than a grand), but obviously the cheaper the better.
I hope someone has the time and patience to answer
Many thanks in advance,
Matthew
Looking into buying a dvd/hd combo soon, but would like one which meets the following criteria/spec. The spec is in no particular order, but are all things that I need in a machine.
1) Firewire in
2) RGB in - which can be used at the same time as Component out - not like the Sony GX3
3) Component out - which can be used at the same time as RGB in - not like the Sony GX3
4) HD-editing at a frame-by-frame level
5) Either -RW or +RW
6) Either -R or +R
7) Excellent compatibility with DVD-R from other sources. My NS900 can be a little picky.
8) DVD Picture playback quality at least that of my Sony NS900
9) The ability to 'dial-in' the recording length for a dvd-r so that I can get maximum quality from each dvd-r
10) The ability to re-encode from a higher-quality to a lower-quality when I dub from HD to DVD
11) PAL/NTSC progressive scan output.
12) Not too worried about price (well, less than a grand), but obviously the cheaper the better.
I hope someone has the time and patience to answer
Many thanks in advance,
Matthew