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I am trying to get my head around the various recording modes on DMR-BWT800 as I archive some long term HDD recordings.
I normally everything in HD with just the Automatic settings. I make most BR copies in SP as the 10.5 hours is a good compromise on quality and amount stored on the disc - I send some to a relative overseas. I recording some programmes on BR in HD before deleting. I had chosen HD as it seemed the best quality but when I got the handbook out I noticed that it describes DR as 'nearly perfect broadcast state' and 'quality as the broadcast' and it stores more on the BR disc. I am wondering is there any disadvantage in using DR if it is better quality and stores more? I wonder if there are compatibility problems with other BR players? |
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I am trying to get my head around the various recording modes on DMR-BWT800 as I archive some long term HDD recordings.
I normally everything in HD with just the Automatic settings. I make most BR copies in SP as the 10.5 hours is a good compromise on quality and amount stored on the disc - I send some to a relative overseas. I recording some programmes on BR in HD before deleting. I had chosen HD as it seemed the best quality but when I got the handbook out I noticed that it describes DR as 'nearly perfect broadcast state' and 'quality as the broadcast' and it stores more on the BR disc. I am wondering is there any disadvantage in using DR if it is better quality and stores more? I wonder if there are compatibility problems with other BR players? |
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Thanks, I had not looked closely at the options for some times.
Perhaps have to do some experiments. |
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