JVC HR-S3910U Super-VHS VCR

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Product Feature

• Allows playback of your S-VHS library that can not be played on standard VHS.
• Able to record higher resolution than standard VHS recordings, using standard VHS tape.
• More simplified functions, compared to DVD recordings, that allow you to start, stop, pause, or resume anywhere on the tape.
• Can also play and record standard VHS recordings on standard VHS tape.

Product Description

VHS ET (Expantion Technology) allows recording and play back up to 8 hours of higher resolution video than standard VHS, using inexpensive VHS tapes. S-VHS, which stands for Super VHS, is an analog consumer videotape format developed by JVC and introduced as a successor to the popular VHS (Video Home System) format. S-VHS offers two distinct advantages over VHS. Use of a higher quality tape provides a higher bandwidth, resulting in more detail preserved on each TV scanline. In addition, the use of S-Video connecting cable (instead of composite video) to connect a S-VHS deck to a TV with S-Video connectors improves the image on your TV. Also plays and records on standard VHS tape.

JVC HR-S3910U Super-VHS VCR Review

This is an excellent VCR to fit into home theater systems...and you can't beat the price...1) It has S-Video out which looks great, and pretty good picture quality even if S-Video is not used.2) Sound quality is great. I upgraded to a Dolby Pro Logic II receiver recently, and VHS tapes that sounded pathetic (essentially mono with the occassion sound effect here and there) on my older VCR and Pro Logic system now have soundtracks that are closer to Dolby 5.1 (though still nowhere near as good).3) You can avoid macrovision and record DVD to VHS. I have component video going from my dvd player to my toshiba widescreen tv, and then S-Video (and stereo audio) going from my DVD-player to the JVC VCR. If i want to make a copy, i just hit play on the DVD, and record on the VCR. If you use SVHS tapes (which arent compatible with regular VCR's, but give substantially better picture quality), this VCR can give you a very good copy of a DVD that is a good movie, but isnt quite worth buying. (Cost of this is about $5 for the tape and rental as opposed to $20 buying it brand new).I was very pleased to figure this out. I am not sure whether DVD player manufacturers choose not to output macrovision through the S-Video Jack, or whether this VCR merely ignores or doesnt recognize macrovision. I have heard that other SVHS VCR's allow you to copy DVD ==> VHS, so my guess would be that it is the S-Video connection and not the player that allows me to do it. But for anyone who is possibly looking into DVD-Recorders that can cost you (a lot of money) and is still in its primitive stages, you might want to look in to this VCR first, as it is (much cheaper) and can give you just a slightly lower quality duplication. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews� Was this review helpful to you?�Yes No Report abuse | PermalinkComment Comment

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