Even so, the DVM700 comes with a BNC video-out connector and both coaxial and optical digital audio outputs. In addition, there are S-video and RCA video/audio connectors on the back for output and input of DVD, HDD and DV. A serial port allows connection with a computer, projector or any other device that uses an RS-232C cable.
On the back are component video-out connectors (YPBPR) that allow connection to a high-end television for better picture quality and progressive viewing mode. There are also plug-ins for S-Video, RCA inputs and a DV in/out port. On the front of the SR-DVM700, there is a DV deck and DVD disc tray. This was a disappointment, because it meant we needed to spend more money on cables to take full advantage of all that the device had to offer. However, we expected to find more cables because the SR-DVM700 has so many different kinds of input and output options. In the box came the instruction manual, the record deck, a controller with two batteries and the standard red/white/yellow RCA cables. Upon first look at this machine, we were really impressed with its features and capabilities.
Its an all-in-one media center for those looking to simplify workflow and save desk space. With this device, you can hook up just about any piece of analog equipment and view a myriad of media files. This type of machine is a high-end solution for capturing, archiving and transferring data from one medium to another.
The SR-DVM700 is the new record/playback deck by JVC.
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