JVC DR-MV 5

one touch dubbing

interface for recording shows is near impossible.

one touch dubbing

interface for recording shows is near impossible.

Save your money and don't buy it. Below is my experiences with this DVD Recorder/VCR Combo: 1. DVDs sometimes freeze while playing 2. Cannot program it to record shows at various times 3. Could not get it to recognize blank DVDs 4. Initial set up...

It did play 95% of the DVDs I put in it.

Hard to use as a recorder and reports "disc error" on good discs.

One click VCR to DVD recording.

Will not withstand even the slightest static shock. Difficult to operate.

I'll keep this brief: the JVC DRMV5S does NOT play the vast majority of DVDs. It is supposed to play NTSC Region 1 DVDs, but it doesn't. I put in a number of BRAND NEW Region 1 NTSC DVDs, and not only did it not play any of them, but it froze and...

It has both VHS & DVD -- space saver.

Have used very little and it's already falling apart.

I have one of these pieces of junk, and could not get it to simply play a commercial DVD. I called customer support and they said it is a known problem, but they do not have a solution to it. I can not believe that anyone would continue to sell this...

Easy VHS to DVD dubbing.Convenience of using one device to watch DVD or tapes.

Frequent errors. Remote does not have a button to go back to previous channel.

Usually anyone purchasing a combination DVD/VCR player has particular criteria they are meeting in order to get both forms of video into their television. Space, convenience, budget among other reasons comes to mind. That aside, looking at an actual...