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I was really happy to see Pioneer release a nice selection of DVD recorders onto the market, and seeing as I already have all Pioneer equipment, one of these would slip in nicely. One problem though. I haven't read a good review for any of them (except the DVD-220, which I haven't seen reviewed). All the reviews talk about below average recording quality, largely due to it's internal analogue tuner being poor quality. (I'm in the UK, so really I'm after a UK perspective on these units). What are other peoples views on these recorders?
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My main purpose was to replace my VCR; I've never liked tapes (audio or video). I love it in the sense of what it will and can do. We came home the other night and used the "chase play". Our show started about 1/2 hour before we got home. Hit play and it starts playing from the beginning while still recording.... chase play. Cool. :)
It's the first Pioneer product I've ever owned (be it car, home portable, whatever). Pioneer DVD players have a pretty good rep so I just bought it primarily on price and reputation. I immediately noticed the picture on cable was quite poor compared to the tuner of the Sony SLV-975 VCR it replaced. I started to play with the settings on my PJ first and noticed that it had somehow set itself back to the factory setting. After I played with the DVR-320 and PJ settings a bit I'm satisfied. The picture playing a DVD recorded from cable is pretty much like watching cable and the picture from DVD movies is as good as my other two DVD players so to make a long story a little shorter.... I'm happy with it.
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