All of them are digital. Whether you record a program on a hard disk or a DVD, the recording is done digitally.
A DVD HDD recorder is better than a VCR, or a simple digital DVD recorder. Nothing can match a DVD HDD recorder's ability to pause and rewind live TV. If that's something you want, a DVD HDD recorder is the only way to get it with currently available technology.
One can order a DVD recorder with a digital tuner from the website Amazon. Other options for ordering the product are the Best Buy and Walmart websites.
no you need a DVD recorder
the Panasonic DMR-EZ48VP-K
A DVD recorder records video as a digital signal. A CD-ROM in a computer records video as a digital signal.
The Panasonic DVD recorder/VCR combo unfortunately doesn't come with a digital tuner. It must be purchased seperately.
If you want to find a television reciever with an integrated DVD recorder you can go to the website http://products.howstuffworks.com/toshiba-rd-xs35-dvd-recorder-with-integrated-dvr-review.htm. They will tell you all about it and the price.
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NO Not unless you have a recorder. The laser in a recorder burns the data onto the surface of the DVD. If you wish to transfer a video file from your Digital Video Recorder to a Disc, you must have a burner to do so. You may, however be able to transfer the data from your DVR to your computer using a cable. But not knowing your model, I cannot advise for sure.
DVD combi TVs typically do not have recording capabilities. They combine a television with a built-in DVD player for playback of DVDs but lack the features necessary for recording TV programs. For recording, you would generally need a separate DVD recorder or a digital video recorder (DVR).
One possibility: if the signal is a digital broadcast and you have a digital-capable TV but the DVR has an analog tuner, the DVR would not see a recognizable signal, but the digital signal would pass through to the TV.
To connect a digital HDTV to a tunerless DVD recorder, first connect the cable box to the RF modulator using the RF output. Then, connect the RF modulator’s output to the DVD recorder’s AV jacks using the appropriate cables (typically composite video and audio cables). Finally, connect the DVD recorder's output to the HDTV using HDMI or composite cables, ensuring both devices are set to their corresponding input/output settings for proper signal transmission.