Sylvania DVR90VE DVD Recorder / VCR Combo

The Bottom Line: I'm very satisfied with this purchase. It would be nice if Sylvania supported some newer DVD formats, but the device is very useful the way it is. Great value.

Review: I've now owned Sylvania's DVR90VE for over a year. In that time, I've burned many, many discs with it. I haven't used the VCR more than a few times, to play some movies. I've been very happy with the quality of this unit over time.

This...

The Bottom Line: Definite BUY, ease of use and price.

Review: Have read the other reviews and have had none of the problems other folks experienced. I have had this machine for two months and have transferred over twenty VHS tapes to DVD. The only coasters that I have made (2) were my own fault, forgetting to...

Review: this unit is limited to only a few brands of DVD-R, and then only 4x or less. BUT they will send you a CD to upgrade the unit to accept universal disks, IF you are lucky enough to get a real tech support person who can tell you this is the problem...

The Bottom Line: If you know your way around on how to hook up cable boxes to TVs, VCRs, DVD players and stereo's and can read a manual you won't be disappointed!

Review: I did a lot of research on DVD recorders before i chose the
Sylvania. I read a lot of reviews some saying good stuff, others bad. Price and reviews is what made up my mind. I bought mine on eBay with S/H i paid $148.00. I've had mine now for...

Review: We have an extensive VHS collection that we want to transfer to more stable media. We have found that the machine plays well enough and recording is not that hard (though it took a bit of puzzling to figure out how). Our major problem is all the...

Review: This is one case where shopping by price is woefully wrong. This product is sold as a DVD recorder and VCR player, with the capacity to record onto a DVD from a VCR. We paid $299. at a local big box component shop, in late 2004. The manual is...