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Panasonic DMR-EH75VS (80 GB) DVD Recorder / VCR / HDD RecorderThe Panasonic DMR-EH75 is the perfect all-in-one system. With one easy connection you have a DVD player, DVD recorder, a VCR and DVR all in...
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The Panasonic DMR-EH75 is the perfect all-in-one system. With one easy connection you have a DVD player, DVD recorder, a VCR and DVR all in one unit. DVD recorder: Record and play back your favorite shows and movies. The DMR-EH75 uses MEPG-2 compression for up to 8 hours of video on one disc, and uses single-layer DVD-R and DVD-RAM (recording up to 4.7 GB) for DVD recording. DVR: Browse and record shows directly to the internal 80GB hard drive with TV Guide's on-screen Electronic Programming Guide. SD card slot: Share your favorite moments with friends and family by simply loading your SD card into the built-in slot and transfer to the hard drive for viewing on the TV or burn it to DVD. VCR: Is your VHS collection collecting dust? Easily transfer those tapes to DVD with features like VCR refresh dubbing with advanced DNR, One-touch 2-way S-VHS dubbing and easy quick start for recording.
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Pros: Easy to use, one box does all, great TIVO alternative.
Cons: 80GB (30h) HD. Doesn't work well with Dish Network, NO High Def.
I bought this box about 3 months ago and I think it's a great product. I have it hooked up to two different Dish Network Receivers one HD, one regular and analog Cable. I record TV shows with the TV Guide, from Cable, because Dish Network requires you to leave the box on the channel you are recording. Having two receivers (or maybe a dual tuner) would solve the problem you can only record and watch one channel. It does not take HDMI or HD feeds. I only use the copying functions Firewire to DVD/HD, HD to DVD and VHS to DVD and they work great and are easy to do. Even the editing is fairly simple. I record a movie, create chapters where commercials are, then delete these chapters and burn it to DVD. Overall I think it's a great product. Beats paying 5 or 10 dollar a month for Tivo or similar DN PVR and not even have the option to store show to DVD.
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