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Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK 1080p Upconverting VHS DVD Recorder with Built In Tuner | 
 enlarge | Brand: Panasonic
Category: CE
List Price: $299.99
Buy Refurbished: $127.12
You Save: $172.87 (58%)
New (34) Used (10) Refurbished (7) from $127.12
Rating:  52 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11.7
Dimensions (in): 13.6 x 17 x 3.3
nv:Device Type: DVD-RAM
Device Type: MP3 Player
Device Type: DVD Player
Device Type: DVD Recorder
Device Type: DVD Player / Recorder
Device Type: DVR
Device Type: CD Writer
Device Type: DVD-RAM Recorder
Device Type: HDMI DVD Recorder
Device Type: DVD Recorder / VCR
Device Type: MP3 Player / MP4 Player
Device Type: MP4 Watch
Device Type: CD Player
Device Type: DVD Home Theater System
Compatible Format: JPEG
Compatible Format: MP3
Compatible Format: Divx
Playback Format: NTSC (*See FCC Notice Below)
MPN: DMR-EZ485VK
Model: DMR-EZ485VK
UPC: 037988256631
EAN: 0037988256631
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 1080p Upconversion via HDMI | | • | Multi Format playback: DVD, DivX, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD, CD-R, CD-RW | | • | Viera Link to Panasonic Televisions | | • | Built In ATSC Tuner | | • | SD card slot |
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Product Description
The Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK DVD recorder is capable of receiving both digital and analog broadcasts. Even when digital signals drop out because of interference with direct signal access, which makes the picture either disappear or become filled with block noise, the Digital Tuner still produces a beautiful picture. Just slip the SD card into the slot or use the cable to connect the camera to the USB terminal, and you're ready to enjoy a spectacular big-screen slideshow with family and friends. You can even listen to music recorded onto a USB device while viewing your photos. Connect your Panasonic DVD recorder to a flat-panel HDTV via an HDMI cable and the TV channel setting information is automatically downloaded to the recorder. Once the Auto Preset Download is complete, the DVD recorder will keep whichever TV channel you're watching as its receiving channel. This means you can record the program you're watching by just pressing the Record button on the VIERA remote. With VIERALink, you don't have to worry about setting the recorder to the right channel every time you want to record something. Frequently used buttons, such as Power and Open/Close, are located at the top of the main unit (this makes them easier to see when the unit is placed in a rack, where you need to look down when operating it). SD Image File Format - JPEG conforming DCF Image File Number of Pixels - 34 x 34 to 6,144 x 4096 Inputs and Outputs - 2x LINE (pin jack) Analog Audio (2 Ch) Input, 2x Line (pin jack) Video In, DV Input Terminal, 2x S Connector S-Video In, Built-in SD Card Slot, 1x LINE (pin jack) 2ch Audio Out, Component Video Out (Y, PB, PR) 1080i/720p/480p/480i, 1x S Connector S-Video Outputs, and Optical Digital Audio Out (Dolby Digital, DTS, and PCM), 2x LINE (pin jack) Video Out Dimensions - Height 3-5/16 x Width 16-15/16 x Depth 13-5/8 Weight - 11.90 pounds
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| Customer Reviews: Read 47 more reviews...
 panasonic dvd/vcr recorder January 6, 2009
P. Booth (Branson,MO)
Wasn't quite as east to setup as literature suggested, naturally, but everything seems to work OK and it does communicate with TV. Upconversions work just fine. well worth the monies.
Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK review January 6, 2009
Richard C. Miller
Easy to use. Just wish it had a program guide so i would not have to spend time selecting the date, time, and creating a title for each program I wish to record. At least the selection of date and time is pretty easy. Worth the money.
 Digital Video Recording with a tuner December 30, 2008
W. Frey (Omaha, NE)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love this DVR. I look at stores in the area and was surprised to see that all of them was missing a tuner. How could this be! I like to record Judge Judy and other shows when I am at work and watch it as my decompression after a hard day at work. I love the "time shifting" aspect on not worrying about missing my favorite shows. I currently have nine shows that I record each week. The commercial skip buttom is great as I fast forward to get back to my show.
Hook up and programming was very easy.
Great But Not Outstanding December 29, 2008
Cory Behrendt (Hilliard, Ohio USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
What I wanted was a DVD Recorder/VCR with a T.V. Tuner. I went to three major electronic stores and all three had a the same LG, Sony, and Panasonic model. I had known about the copyright protection foibles with the Sony and I don't know much about LG so I chose the Panasonic. My setup is quite simple, I have basic cable (channels 2-70) with no set-top box or anything, and the T.V. it's hooked up to has broken A/V Jacks so the built-in RF Modulator is nice to have. The multiple I/0 is very helpful because I do capture VHS tapes with a USB device that has a S-Video input. And I could see how one would find the SD Card, USB, and DV inputs helpful. Some could find that the extra speed on the VHS drive to be pointless (VP, offering 5x the recording time of SP) but I liked it even though the picture quality isn't very good even by VHS standards. Finalizing DVDs to be played on all players is a cinch, the device says it takes 15 minutes but it takes about 15 seconds. And the disc played on an 8-year old DVD player fine. Another great thing is it supports DVD-RAM recording which is like Tivo; you can watch the disc while it's still recording and record multiple things at once. The 9.4 GB of storage space allows 16 hours of recording time on EP mode!
Now for the cons; the auto channel setup is horrendously slow. And somehow it defaults DVD-RAM recording to be on 16:9 aspect ratio (it is changeable to 4:3 but annoying). You cannot channel surf, it's just too slow. One time when going from playing a video game on input 2 going back to normal T.V. the machine thought that every channel was #29. I went through the auto channel setup twice and it said it couldn't find any channels, when I unplugged/replugged the machine it somehow fixed itself. Another weird thing is that if you open up the disc tray while the DVD is still playing it goes into some diagnostic thing and freezes. I did the unplug/replug thing and it was fine.
Consumer Reports states that this is the best DVD recorder with a VCR. Trust me, the model is good but not great. But if this is the best DVD recorder that's pretty sad. Too bad the Sony isn't better because that's what I would've bought if it could record T.V. shows and knowing Sony it's probably over-priced.
Faster would be nice December 27, 2008
Busy Buddy (New York)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I purchased this unit to work with Panasoni's Viera plasma tv. I mainly purchased it to dub my old VHS home movies to DVD. I also liked the idea of having an up-converting DVD player at the same time, with over the air digital recording if needed. The up converting feature is close to high-def, but you will experience some picture stretch. If you have VHS tapes that were recorded in mono, the audio in play back will have to be set to mono or hissing will be heard. The picture quality is excellent on the new over the air digital channels, same for DVD playback. The operational manual is a little overwhelming at first, it took me about five hours to play with all the features and test them out. The biggest failure of this unit is the amount of time it takes to navigate from different menus and sub features. One however has to consider that there are not many units on the market in this price/feature range.
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