Evergreen's DB-MRC100 video recorder / player

by Thomas Ricker, posted Sep 22nd 2006 at 8:18AM

Just in case you were in the market, Evergreen has this new Memory Stick DUO/PRO, SD/MMC, and Compact Flash video recorder up for grabs. The DB-MRC100 specializes in recording video for playback on your PSP or iPod via a couple of recording pre-sets but is certainly not limited to these devices. It features MPEG-4 recording at a resolution up to 640x480 at 30fps and can playback a wide variety of audio, video, and picture formats including DivX 3/4/5, MPEG-4, JPEG, MP3 and WMA when connected to your PC or TV via RCA jack. Shipping in Japan starting September 22 for ¥14,800 or right around $127.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: db-mrc100, evergreen, memory card recorder, MemoryCardRecorder, personal video recorder, PersonalVideoRecorder, pvr, video recorder, VideoRecorder

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Andrew Clarke @ Sep 22nd 2006 8:25AM

Is this not the same as this item?

http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/product/11601.htm

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theFuzzyWarble @ Sep 22nd 2006 8:27AM

Isn't this just a ripoff of the Neuros MPEG Recorder 2?
LINK: http://www.neurosaudio.com/store/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=DigitalInnovationsCatalog&product%5Fid=4030200&keyword=psp&searchcat=products%20&cookie%5Ftest=1

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tank @ Sep 22nd 2006 8:33AM

No xvid love?

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Tony Rayo @ Sep 22nd 2006 10:37AM

Well it has MPEG-4, which is in the same family... if we are lucky this means H.264/AVC aka MPEG-4 - Part 10 which stands up to XViD very well.

- Tony R.

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oshean @ Sep 22nd 2006 9:56AM

Appears to be a re-branding of the Neuros MPEG Recorder 2. Too bad it doesn't have USB for PC connectivity.

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mojo @ Sep 22nd 2006 11:27AM

Does anyone know of a device similar to this that supports playback to a tv but has internal memory?

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Alexander Wong @ Sep 23rd 2006 4:35PM

Neuros rebranded this recorder from an off-shore company.. and no.. it doesn't have support for h.264 at least not these models..

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