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Basic Information


Brand:	Hitachi
Device Type:	VCR
Model/Series:	VT-UX717
Model Year:	1997
Configurations:	Search the file area



Notes:	Ultravision editing VCR. Has a flip-down dust door on front, and EL backlit LCD display.

Control Capabilities

Input Options


Infrared:	Yes
IR Input Jack:	No
Radio Frequency:	No
RS-232 (Serial):	No
Network IP:	No
Bluetooth:	No
USB:	No
DC Trigger:	No

Output Ports


IR Output Jack:	No
RS-232 Output:	No
DC Trigger:	No

Operation & Behavior

Discrete Codes


Power:	No
Inputs:	No
Sound Modes:	N/A
Picture Modes:	N/A
Screen Modes:	N/A

Delays/Timings


Power On:	Unknown
Switch Inputs:	Unknown
Inter-command:	Unknown

Important Codes & Commands

No codes have been added for this model.

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Comment by LauraHerbert on Thursday July 23, 2026 at 06:04

I remember using a Hitachi VT-UX717 VCR back in the late 90s—it was incredibly reliable for recording my favorite shows. The dual cassette deck was a game-changer for making mixtapes. While VCRs are outdated now, collectors still appreciate their quality. If you're into retro tech preservation, platforms like Fnaf offer great communities where enthusiasts share restoration tips and nostalgic experiences. Worth checking out! https://fivenightsatfreddysgame.io/

Comment by nytwordlehints on Wednesday July 15, 2026 at 05:35

This Hitachi VT-UX717 from 1997 is a standout Ultravision editing VCR with a clever flip-down dust door and an EL backlit LCD display. A perfect blend of practical design and retro tech appeal. https://pips-game.com

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This entry was last updated on Tuesday April 28, 2009 at 02:46 by Daniel Tonks.