Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK VHS/ DVD Recorder (Refurbished)
Brief Description
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DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD-RAM, DVD+R, DVD-R, CD-RW, VHS, Secure Digital (SD) Card - DVD Video Playback, CD-DA Playback, MP3 Playback, JPEG Playback, DivX Playback, SQPB Playback, PCM Playback, MPEG-2 Playback - Progressive Scan - 14.33Hour Recording
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Easy Operation with VIERALink
Digital Tuner Capable
Expansion of Usages
Universal Design
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Manufacturer Part Number: DMR-EZ48VK
- Manufacturer Website Address: www.panasonic.com
- Product Name: DMR-EZ48VK DVD/VCR Combo
- Product Type: DVD/VCR Combo
- Media Support: Secure Digital (SD) Card
- Formats Support: MPEG-2
- Recording Time: 3.58Hour Double-layer SP, 1Hour XP, 2Hour SP, 4Hour LP, 8Hour EP, 1.75Hour Double-layer XP, 7.17Hour Double-layer LP, 14.33Hour Double-layer EP
- Scanning Modes: Progressive Scan
- Video System: NTSC
- Sound System: DTS Compatible
- Interfaces/Ports: USB 2.0 - USB
- Dimensions: 3.31" Height x 16.94" Width x 13.63" Depth
- Weight: 11.9 lb
- Dimensions:
- 16.94 in. W x 13.63 in. D x 3.31 in. H
- Warranty:
- 30 Day Manufacturer
- Materials:
- Plastic, metal, electronic components
- Model No:
- DMR-EZ48VK
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Customer Reviews
This DVD /VHS Recorder is great. Especially for the money. It is more durable than the LG 897T that I bought elsewhere...I had to send it end for repair after only 60 days of use. This player is a lot easier to use. I like everything about it. The only short coming is that it does not have an "EJECT" button on the remote. Otherwise I am very satisfied with the product.
So far I am very happy with this DV-R/VHS combo. No problems setting it up and using it. Previous reviews were really helpful, so I've had no surprises with positives/negatives of the product features. Great price from getting a reconditioned unit, otherwise, I may not have bought it. Built-in digital TV converter works noticeably better than my old converter box. So basically I've replaced three components (DVD, VCR, digital converter box) and power cords with just one! I bought DVD+RW discs which work fine, but would recommend DVD-RAM discs since according to the instructions, have more functionality in video editing, and simultaneous record and playback capability. I can record and then edit video discs straight into my PC (with Video Lab) with no problem.
I bought this unit as a legacy drive mostly so I could still have access to my VHS collection. I own a number of Panasonic DVD and BlueRay players and have found them all to be very good values and easy to operate. This unit is very similar in operation and also a good value (especially at an Overstock discount). My only disappointment is that the picture quality tends to be less than expected, even through HDMI. I get the feeling that Panasonic figured that anyone interested in VHS wasn't interested in great picture quality. If you watch on a smaller screen this machine is probably terrific.
Rating 
Anonymous from WNY, Aug 10, 2009
Great machine. Has lots of features I'll never use. Cool features that are good if you don't have a computer...Of course then you wouldn't be reading this review...Can copy pics off jump drives or memory cards and burn them to DVD..Neat. It is easy to use though not intuitive. You do need the manual at first, even for basic functions. After the first few times you should be good though. No bad burns so far! My last machine that's all I ever got. (Liteon=lights off). Not many buttons on the front = Awesome for toddlers.
Good machine. Lots of inputs/outputs. Has lots of capabilities, so the operating instruction booklet is 99 pages and can take some studying.
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