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What does Panasonic have that the others don’t?
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I have over 100 home video DVDs made through Pinnacle Studio and some copied with <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> Shrink. All DVDs play fine all the way through with my two Panasonic Set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> players but on any other Set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> player, including Philips and Samsung, the same DVDs seem to play fine until about 20 minutes in when they start skipping, stalling and freezing. The skipping does not start at a certain spot on the <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> but rather after a length of time after starting play.
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I am in the market for a set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> recorder with a high definition up converter. I have spent many hours making these home videos and want to make sure the will play on this new <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> recorder.
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RCA has the only Recorder with an HD up converter that I have found. I have never played any of my DVDs on an RCA player. Does anyone know what makes Panasonic playback so well and if RCA is as good?
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What does Panasonic have that the others don’t?
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I have over 100 home video DVDs made through Pinnacle Studio and some copied with <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> Shrink. All DVDs play fine all the way through with my two Panasonic Set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> players but on any other Set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> player, including Philips and Samsung, the same DVDs seem to play fine until about 20 minutes in when they start skipping, stalling and freezing. The skipping does not start at a certain spot on the <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> but rather after a length of time after starting play.
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![Stick Out Tongue](https://forum.digital-digest.com/core/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
I am in the market for a set top <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> recorder with a high definition up converter. I have spent many hours making these home videos and want to make sure the will play on this new <st1:stockticker>DVD</st1:stockticker> recorder.
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![Stick Out Tongue](https://forum.digital-digest.com/core/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
RCA has the only Recorder with an HD up converter that I have found. I have never played any of my DVDs on an RCA player. Does anyone know what makes Panasonic playback so well and if RCA is as good?
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