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I just got a panasonic vdr d210 video camera that takes dvds. It saves them in dvd format (.vob) and i want to convert them to ntsc or any other that will work in windows movie maker. I dont mind spending money but i dont wanna buy it over the internet. If anyone knows of a retail software or just a freeware one that works good i would greatly appreciate it. Who evers suggestion i like best ill give 10 points.

By: alteclansingrulz

I have a PANASONIC camcorder. It’s model is vdr-m50pp. It keeps video on a mini dvd. i just bought firewire cord. it’s 4 years old, help!

By: Griffin

o.k recently Toshiba finally quit on the HD DVD.
but is that a big factor???
i mean does that mean that the blu-ray disc wins???
there other companys out there that makes HD DVDs.
and also that means end of Xbox360 games???

By: Steelersrlz5

alright so im doing a book report and i decided to make a movie.
i recorded it with a Panasonic Stereo Zoom…i guess thats what it is.
and it wont upload with my usb cord.
i have Windows DVD Maker and Windows Movie Maker.
how do i upload it?! its not working and i really need to edit it on either one of those. please help me:///
thanks:D

By: Amanda A

the tv is combination vhs & dvd

By: xan20027@verizon.net

Hi, I own a panasonic TC-32X20 and I really just want it for ragular television viewing not HD. The TV is connected by a regular red, white, yellow cable to the cable box. I previously had it connected to the black cable chord and it looked terrible so I switched and it looks better. That being said it is still pretty blurry and pixelized looking. I just want to know why? and is there anything I can do to get a better picture besides getting HD? The DVD’s on my regular coby dvd player look so crisp and awesome on it though (no blurryness or pixels at all)?? Thanks.

By: JAM O

Sam saved $30 per week to buy a new DVD player. He compared two different models: a Panasonic that cost $129.99 and a Sony model that cost $139.99. Sam ended up paying $139.99 in $5 bills for the Sony DVD player.

1. Which of the following choices represents the store of value function of money?

A. Sam saved $30 per week.

B. The Panasonic model cost less than the Sony model.

C. Sam paid $139.99 for the DVD player.

By: Young_city

I have a Samsung Plasma TV, Panasonic 5.1 Home Theater w/ DVD, and a HD comcast cable box. The cable box is connected to the TV via HDMI and the Panasonic is connected to the TV via HDMI. My problem is that the center and back speakers don’t work when Im watching 5.1 tv programs on comcast. Although, when I watch DVDs on the Panasonic the center and back speakers which make it surround sound work. Can anyone please tell me what I need to do.

By: AM

i changed the bios to have the cd/dvd as the main drive/load up and it still doesnt work, and takes me to the error message. I’m not sure what to do, to allow the system recovery to have a chance to work its magic.

By: Robert P

ok so ive got a panasonic 65″ plasma coming in a few weeks. and ive only just learnt about image retention and image burn on tvs..

i was wondering would be ok to use the image burn dvd that i downloaded off the net to stop any image retention…

would i seriously have to leave my tv on a very low contrast for something like 200hrs??

thanks

By: ldzjatt