
Panasonic Multiformat DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW/RAM Recorder/VCR Combo with ATSC Tuner - Black
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Panasonic Black 1080p Up-Conversion DVD Recorder And VHS Combo Player - DMREZ48VK
Panasonic Black 1080p Up-Conversion DVD Recorder And VHS Combo Player - DMREZ48VK/ Digital Tuner And
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Panasonic Multiformat DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW/RAM Recorder/VCR Combo with ATSC Tuner - Black
Whether you're watching movies on VHS tapes or recording onto DVD discs, this DVD recorder provides versatile
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Panasonic DMR-EZ48V DVD Recorder/VCR Combo
Key Features: DVD recorder/VCR,1080p upconversion,Plays DivX, mp3, and JPEG,USB and SDHC card,S-Video
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Panasonic Multiformat DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW/RAM Recorder/VCR Combo with ATSC Tuner - Black
Bring your home videos and DVDs closer to high definition glory, thanks to your new DMREA38VK DVD/VHS
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Luckily I did not buy this from Amazon, because my wife would have no part of it and demanded I take it back to the local store. After using it for a few days I feel like I have been a pre-beta tester of buggy machine firmware. Here are a few of my issues in order of annoyance...
1) Switching channels with the up/down keys ranges from slow to pathetically slow. Switching between analog channels takes about a second. Switching from an analog to HD channel takes of order five seconds. When switching from analog to HD channel, for instance from 15 to 16.1 HD, you will first see the 16.1 HD on the channel number display, then you may see 2.1 HD which is the last HD channel you were looking at. Then it goes back and finally shows you the picture for 16.1 (if you are patient and don't press any buttons while it is doing this).
2) If you are impatient switching from analog 15 to 16.1 HD and happen to press the up channel button while the tuner is displaying the 2.1 HD channel number you may
1) Switching channels with the up/down keys ranges from slow to pathetically slow. Switching between analog channels takes about a second. Switching from an analog to HD channel takes of order five seconds. When switching from analog to HD channel, for instance from 15 to 16.1 HD, you will first see the 16.1 HD on the channel number display, then you may see 2.1 HD which is the last HD channel you were looking at. Then it goes back and finally shows you the picture for 16.1 (if you are patient and don't press any buttons while it is doing this).
2) If you are impatient switching from analog 15 to 16.1 HD and happen to press the up channel button while the tuner is displaying the 2.1 HD channel number you may
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While the tuner is good, the product utterly defective. I have spent 3 weeks on the phone with tech support, initially being told that they KNOW has issues with scientific america cable box, but that disk will FIX all. No. Locks up, unbelievably slow to respond even when it does. I cannot believe how bad. Went online, found others, same issues. yet they offer to REPAIR my brand new recorder? How can you REPAIR a manufacturing problem? Returning for full refund. Sadly last year's model, highest ratings, not available.
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Finally a DVD recorder that actually works and is pretty easy to operate. Thus far I have tried recording from VHS to DVD several times with out any problems. One just can not beat the two button recording sequence. You press the specified VHS->DVD record button located on the front of the unit then you either press the record button to play until the DVD is maxed out and finalize the recording automatically or the play button that will allow you to stop the recording, finalize at a later time, add VHS content from another VHS tape, etc. My pops that is not tech savvy at all has managed to work the unit. He is smiling that he can now convert his 20 year old VHS tapes to DVD
A must have is DVD-RAM discs. Allows one to tape broadcast content to view at a later time then delete and record again. I am still trying to find a PC program that will allow me to take DVD-RAM content and edit it on a PC. I have tried Adobe Premiere without any results (does not recognize the file format.
A must have is DVD-RAM discs. Allows one to tape broadcast content to view at a later time then delete and record again. I am still trying to find a PC program that will allow me to take DVD-RAM content and edit it on a PC. I have tried Adobe Premiere without any results (does not recognize the file format.
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