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When you play back a DVD-R on an A120, it's just another video source. Of course you can copy it to DVD-RAM. You can also copy it to DVD-R, -RW, +R, +RW or a hard drive. (Note that this involves a second stage of MPEG encoding and some loss in quality.) Andrew was asking about copying a DVD-R...

All of them copy from DVD-RAM (assuming there's a hard drive to which they can copy). But that isn't what Andrew asked about. M.

For some reason most Panasonics will not copy from a DVD-R, even one created in the machine. AFAIK, the E85 is the first model that allows this. I suspect this started as an anti-bootlegging measure, but I agree with you that, as such, it makes little sense. M.

For some reason most Panasonics will not copy from a DVD-R, even one created in the machine. AFAIK, the E85 is the first model that allows this. I suspect this started as an anti-bootlegging measure, but I agree with you that, as such, it makes little sense. M.