For Sale: Fully tested and working Toshiba combination DVD recorder/player and VCR recorder/player.
This deck allows you to easily dub home movies on VHS video tape over to DVD.
Included is a genuine Toshiba remote control model SE-R0295- it's a newer remote control than the one that originally came with the deck but it controls all the features, accesses onscreen menus, finalizes discs so that they can play back in any DVD player, and more. Fully tested with this DVDR and is working 100%.
The front panel has a small black smudge behind the mirror finish which can be seen in the last listing photo. It's something that happens with mirrors sometimes, you may be able to clean it but not sure. Isn't that noticable.
Manual is available here: https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/toshiba/d-vr4.shtml
Video taken to demonstrate working condition here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OTcMFUITTU7wyCCvGC2Gke3vfhiLHb2P/view?usp=sharing
Specifications:
- DVD-RAM, DVD-R, and DVD-RW recording with Time Slip feature so you can view a show from the start while it's still recording
- 4-head, hi-fi stereo VCR
- ColorStream Pro progressive-scan DVD output for flicker-free images on high-definition and HD-ready screens
- Front-panel audio/video (with S-video) input for easy connection with a camcorder, second VCR, or other device
- Measures 17 x 3.5 x 12.3 inches (W x H x D)
Delivering true multi-media versatility at a remarkably affordable price, Toshiba's D-VR4 combination DVD recorder and VCR opens a world of video recording and archiving options while saving valuable shelf space. It's a 4-head, hi-fi stereo VCR and a full-featured, progressive-scan DVD player that handles your DVDs, CDs, MP3 music discs, and JPEG-filled digital-photo discs, all wrapped into a component that stands just 3 inches tall. The recorder can store up to 12 hours of audio/video--whether broadcast programming or copies of your home movies to share with loved ones--on a 4.7 GB double-sided DVD-RAM disc and 6 hours on a write-once DVD-R or recordable DVD-RW.
The D-VR4's disc recorder offers the flexibility of recording on both DVD-RAM--perfect for instant chapter access and for multiple rerecordings--as well as DVD-R, the most widely compatible of the many DVD formats (great for sharing camcorder footage with loved ones). DVD-RW compatibility lets you erase and rewrite, though relatively few players and computer drives will play back DVD-RWs. DVD-RAM discs can be read, written, and erased more than 100,000 times.
Time Slip lets you use the device like a digital video recorder, or DVR. Because of DVD-RAM's speedy transfer rate, you can view the recorded portion of an ongoing program from the beginning, while still recording the show in progress.
In addition to recording new video content, the D-VR4 lets you transfer and even enhance your favorite video recordings to durable, space-saving discs--a terrific way to archive, preserve, and access your movies and family videos.
For top-of-the-line playback quality, the D-VR4 is equipped with a 10-bit/54 MHz video digital-to-analog converter capable of great color purity and detail. When connected to a high-definition or HD-ready television through its ColorStream Pro component-video outputs, the D-VR4 delivers a progressive-scan DVD picture. Progressive scanning, referred to as 480p for the number of horizontal lines that compose the video image, creates a picture using twice the scan lines of a conventional DVD picture, giving you higher resolution and sharper images while eliminating nearly all motion artifacts.
The D-VR4 also features Toshiba's Digital Cinema Progressive (3:2 pulldown reversal) for DVD playback. DVD mastering commonly introduces a distortion when adjusting 24 frames-per-second movies to 30 fps video; 3:2 pulldown reversal digitally corrects this distortion, removing the redundant information to display a film-frame-accurate picture.
The deck's abundant connections include 2 composite-video and 1 S-video input, 2 sets of stereo analog (left/right) RCA inputs (with a choice, for DVD recording, of uncompressed, linear PCM or, to conserve disc space, Dolby Digital 2.0 audio encoding). The DVD and VCR sections share a single composite-video output and stereo analog audio output (saving input space on your TV or audio receiver), while the DVD player also offers the component-video outputs mentioned above, an S-video output, and a pair of digital-audio outputs (1 coaxial, 1 optical) for channeling Dolby Digital and DTS multichannel surround signals to a compatible digital surround receiver.
From the Manufacturer
Record your favorite TV shows and precious home movies to durable DVD discs or VHS tapes with Toshiba's D-VR4. It includes both a DVD recorder and a HiFi VCR in a single space-saving machine. You get easy recording options, plus convenient playback for your whole collection of DVDs and videotapes.
This recorder offers some cool capabilities that you usually only get with popular hard drive-based digital video recorders. When you use a special type of erasable DVD called a "DVD-RAM" disc, you can start watching a program from the beginning while it's still recording. Or, you can pause playback while the deck continues to record, and watch the rest later.
The D-VR4 sports a few other neat recording features, too. With a built-in VCR and simple one-touch dubbing, you can quickly copy valuable VHS home videos to DVD, or save non-copy-protected DVDs to VHS. Plus, front-panel audio/video inputs make this a great choice for people who want to back up their home camcorder footage. With handy features like this, the D-VR4 might just become the busiest component in your system.
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Email me your zip code and city for a shipping quote - should be between $10.99 and $19.99 if you are in the United States. (Sept. 2020).
