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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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19 Reviews from Shopping.com
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Not bad
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Pros: Free TV Guide scheduling, Hard Drive,
Cons: I cant use the SD card feature because my camera uses a flash card.
I want to thank the original reviewer for such a helpful review. I recently bought this machine (Nov. 2006) and have it connected with my cable and a regular (non HD) television.
So far two features that I really like are the hard drive and the free TV guide. You have to be patient when setting up this unit. If you have a plug-n-play mentality you will be frustrated. It can take 24 hours to complete the TV guide download. And for some strange reason it took several hours to initialize the clock, but in the end it is working.
12/10/06:After my original review I have learned a few more things. The issue I had with not being able to schedule a recording to VHS is not a glitch. That’s the way it is designed because you can record to hard drive or DVD. Also, if you are going to play your DVDs on another machine you need the kind that can be “finalized”. I have used the DVD -RW variety without any problems. The more I use this machine the more I like it. It really deserves 5 stars.
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