JVC SR-S365U SVHS VCR remote required?
title says it all, I can get the vcr for around 70 shipped to my house. I think it would be a good "first model" for someone with limited vcr experience as it isn't $200-800 and it would be a step up from the model I have now. But in my readings I've found that most vcrs need a remote as it holds functions that aren't on the actual vcr unit itself. So does this need a remote?
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ive had a few of these, they are much better than the average consumer VCR.
but i still would not use one to do tape transfers as they lack a TBC you wont need a remote these unit have an hour meter - ask the seller how many hours are on it. if it is alot i wouldn't bother with it. |
thanks for the info volksjager, hm after looking at standalone TBC I think I'll go with a vcr that has a built in TBC as 400 is way out of my price range lol.
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you need both - they serve different functions
you can get a decent TBC JVC and a standalone TBC for under $200 each. |
oh? so I need a standalone TBC and a vcr with TBC gotcha..good to know I'll keep my eyes peeled
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if you want the best quality out of you tapes you need both as well as either a good capture card or a LSI chipset DVD recorder.
there is an HR-S7900U on ebay right now |
alright looks around my price range, what about a TBC? does it matter if I get one that is older? I've been searching around ebay and they have a ton of them.
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try looking for an AVT-8710 or a Datavideo TBC-1000
i use a KeyWest BVTBC-10 - which can sometimes be found cheap. there is also a BVTBC-8 which is good avoid the original BVTBC (no hyphen and number) also very good one that is hard to find is a For-A FA-125 dont use those old big clunky broadcast TBC's. |
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