Presidian DVD Recorder

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of Presidian DVD Recorder from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.5/5 for other Digital Video Recorders (DVR) on Amazon.com. People really like the image quality. The usability is also appreciated.

can't play back discs made on this machine on another company's machine otherwise great for off air recording!

I had a recorder that cost alot more and was far worse! this is crazy cheap priced! and works great!

This is a really nice machine. It is very easy to transfer your old home videos onto a disc. Just hook up the vcr or camcorder to one of the line-ins and press record on the DVD recorder. If you format a blank disc in the "video" mode and then finalize...

The clock can't be adjusted properly for daylight savings time despite the manual saying otherwise. A lot of the functions aren't intuitive and unfortunately the manual sucks. Having said the above stuff, the thing works great. I bought it for a third...

easy to hook up. if you have comcast. would buy another one. wish it would take + and - dics. good for the buck.

I had a magnovox just like it for three months and it messed up and when i bought this product it was the best thing i had ever did. It has way better picture and it has a more sleek design.

It seems to be just like the Magnavox that I purchased for twice the price. However, the Magnavox supports all types of DVDs, whereas this one only supports DVD-R.

There are features either not explained or not clearly explained, but, overall, for the price, you can't beat it.

I bought this system at [@] more than two years ago and the recorder still works! Great for recording TV shows 4 or 6 hours. Great performance for the money even back then when it was [$]. Now for [$] bucks! I'd probably get another one.It'll be nice...

Great quality for the price ... recording at Standard Definition (SD) (2 hours on a standard DVD-R)are fine in quality ... no digital artifacts, no macroblocking. I am successfully using off-branded DVD-R ...