is this compatible with a Toshiba DR430KU DVD recorder?
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http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/355227-Toshiba-DR430KU-DVD-Recorder?s=156fdca25b40eeac8d6abf45b2f3f783&p;=2234629#post2234629 this article says yes and mentions TDK as compatible for it. Let me know if it helps. Regards.
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I don't think these are compatible with the DR430KU. The TDK 61611 is a Double Layer disc that can store 8.5GB of data. The DVD burner in my computer can burn to these discs, but I doubt if the DR430 can. Stick with DVD+R or DVD-R discs that are a lot cheaper and can record 4GB of data.
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I checked the toshiba site. it does not mention double layer dvd blanks as playable.
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Sorry no i have no idea. my dvd is a Soney Blue-ray it works fine with the dvd+R
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Should be. It is a blank recording device and should be adaptable to any program.
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You can very easily record and even edit your tape 8 mm and high 8 to a dvd (not cd) with a Toshiba video recorder model DR430KU.
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Yes, the unit accepts most common recordable DVD media. You may record directly to DVD or dub from the HDD of previously recorded items.
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I just purchased a Toshiba D-VR610 DVD/VCR recorder (tunerless), for the purpose of copying my VHS tapes to DVD. Other than a poorly-written manual, I like the unit. I'm using rewriteable DVDs, so that I can learn how to use the unit without wasting DVDs.If you read through all of the reviews on the various websites (Amazon, Bestbuy, etc), you will find that this unit gets high marks by customers, whereas most other brands have various issues.
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I don't know. I use mine with a Seagate external HD. I bought the cable as a spare for the unusual USB connector on the HD end. If your Toshiba HD has that kind of USB connector, I imagine it should work. Please realize that this is not a typical USB cable. This is a special cable with an unusual connector at one end.
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It depends on which Toshiba Portégé series laptop you own, but if your laptop has a 2.5 inch optical drive, then it should work for you!
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Jennifer D.: In case you still have this problem, below are the steps of a workaround that worked for me, and hopefully will work for you too. It appears that the key step is to temporarily configure the DVR to output only a standard-definition TV signal. I found this after trying to debug a similar very frustrating problem with my Toshiba DR430 DVD recorder and Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR. 1. Disconnect the HDMI cable from the DVR to the TV. (Note that the only way my Scientific Atlanta DVR would enter the standard-definition setup wizard in step 2 below was with this cable disconnected. Originally, I did not disconnect this cable, and I suspect that as long as the DVR thought it was outputting a picture to an HDTV that it would override other configuration settings that I made.) 2. Configure the DVR to output only a standard-definition TV signal. (As per the user manual for my Scientific Atlanta DVR, start this process by simultaneously pressing the "INFO" and "GUIDE" buttons on the DVR while it is turned off. This was pretty easy to change and then undo later.) 3. In the DVR "Settings," set the "Picture Size" option to "Auto Fit." (It is also possible to quickly set this by repeatedly pressing the "#" key on the remote control.) 4. At this point, the aspect ratio in the DVD recorder was FINALLY correct and there were no bordering black bars. Hurray! Record shows onto DVDs as desired. 5. When I play a recorded DVD on the Toshiba unit the aspect ratio is correct and there are no bordering black bars. However, when I play a DVD on my Panasonic Blu-ray player, I have to set the aspect ratio on my Panasonic TC-P50VT20 Plasma HDTV to "JUST" to horizontally stretch the picture, but this is a very simple adjustment that is easy to change. Hopefully you can perform similar steps to workaround this annoying problem. Ron
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I don't know, my Toshiba is a satellite c650d, but it works great. The price is reasonable so is try it, just my opinion
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FYIThe Toshiba DR400 manual says it will record content at the correct (source) aspect on DVD-RW but "always at 4:3 on DVR+RW/ +R."Go figure. Might be something to look into.
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I purchased a Toshiba dvd/vcr combination recorder/ player. It is model # DVR670KU. I have never been able to get it to work. I have a Sony LCD Digital Color TV (Bravia). Even the cable guy could not get it to work. I bought it on Ebay (first mistake) and they would not take it back. I have had it 2 years and yet to get it to record or play a dvd. What am I doing wrong.
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Hello Meredith. I looked and read the manuals for your model. It looks like this standard cord will work for your recorder. I bought two, one for an external drive and one for an old laptop, and they work perfectly. Even if it does not work, you can always use it for another gadget. Considering the price, you won't lose much. The other two suggestions are very good. Buona fortuna. Bernardo
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Something is wrong in the DVD-recording world. I have two recording units, a Toshiba DVR670KU and a Magnavox ZV427MG9 A that I use to record favorite programs on DVD+RWs. However, not all the brands of +RWs will work on the two machines. So far these two machines will only use Maxell and Sony +RW whereas Memorex+RW will not format on these two machines. Therefore, I suggest people should test each type of DVD before buying a given type of DVD.
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Yes, you can use +RW, -RW dvd's. Itvdoes not have a tuner, so you have to use the rca video from a tv tuner to the input of this recorder.
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I have a Toshiba that believe it or not, is a VCR/DVD player and recorder that works really good. I also have a Technics that is good quality also
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it depends on what computer you have. Check memory compatibility on any number of websites. That's what i did. All i know is this was fine for my old Toshiba net book model.
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I looked up the DR430KU manual on line but had hard time reading the print. My experience is to stay with Sony DVD recorders. They are the leaders, they helped set up the industry standards. MY first 2 recorders were Sony's. The 3 recorder was a Magnavox and I had alot trouble. I finally found manual info, the box was brand sensitive. I think the manufactures store alot info in the root directory. This purchase was for a DVD duplicator.One of the first 2 dvd's failed. The 3rd dvd worked. DVD's are susceptable to dust and finger prints. If at all possible find a readable copy of the manual. The manual copy I found I think was some 170 pages. Happy surfing. I looked up the DR430KU manual on line but had hard time reading the print. My experience is to stay with Sony DVD recorders. They are the leaders, they helped set up the industry standards. MY first 2 recorders were Sony's. The 3 recorder was a Magnavox and I had alot trouble. I finally found manual info, the box was brand sensitive. I think the manufactures store alot info in the root directory. This purchase was for a DVD duplicator.One of the first 2 dvd's failed. The 3rd dvd worked. DVD's are susceptable to dust and finger prints. If at all possible find a readable copy of the... » Read More I looked up the DR430KU manual on line but had hard time reading the print. My experience is to stay with Sony DVD recorders. They are the leaders, they helped set up the industry standards. MY first 2 recorders were Sony's. The 3 recorder was a Magnavox and I had alot trouble. I finally found manual info, the box was brand sensitive. I think the manufactures store alot info in the root directory. This purchase was for a DVD duplicator.One of the first 2 dvd's failed. The 3rd dvd worked. DVD's are susceptable to dust and finger prints. If at all possible find a readable copy of the manual. The manual copy I found I think was some 170 pages. Happy surfing. « Show Less