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Panasonic DMR-EZ485VK 1080p Upconverting VHS DVD Recorder with Built In TunerBrand: Panasonic
Category: CE

List Price: $299.99
Buy New: $240.00
as of 3/10/2010 21:09 CST details
You Save: $59.99 (20%)

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New (22) Used (11) Refurbished (2) from $148.99

Seller: rom1616
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 150 reviews
Sales Rank: 1616

Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Battery: 2 AA
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11.7
Dimensions (in): 13.6 x 17 x 3.3

MPN: DMR-EZ485VK
Model: DMR-EZ485VK
UPC: 037988256631
EAN: 0037988256631
ASIN: B0014F9U6U

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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
1080p Up-Conversion
By interpolating video data using proprietary algorithms, SD format data is up-converted to 1080 x 1920p HD format video data. This conversion increases the richness of the original data by almost six fold, producing the highest possible image quality when viewing content on a large-screen HDTV.

Digital Tuner Capable
The high-performance hybrid digital tuner is capable of receiving both digital and analog broadcasts. And 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.

Easy Operation with VIERALink
Connect your Panasonic DVD recorder to your VIERA 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.

Expansion of Usages
The Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK DVD recorder is equipped with an SD Memory Card slot and USB terminal, which makes it easy to view photos from your digital camera. 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.

Universal Design
All of our DVD recorder models are designed in compliance with Panasonic's Universal Design principles. Frequently used buttons (Power, Open/Close) are located at the top of the main unit to make them easier to see when the unit is placed in a rack a


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1 out of 5 stars DOA - Don't buy   March 10, 2010
Tobeast (Stafford Springs, Connecticut United States)
I bought this item before Christmas as a gift but decided to keep it.
When I tried to set it up, it went straight to an error code that can't be corrected with the help info in the manual.

Spend the money and get a better quality system.



3 out of 5 stars Be advised about Recording HD Programming   March 7, 2010
Gilbert L. Jones (Lexington, Kentucky United States)
Please be advised that DIGITAL programming by its very nature cannot be recorded on a VCR..No matter who makes it..VCR`s are ANALOG devices....ALSO,MOST DIGITAL HI-DEF programming,especially movies braodcast by Premium channels such as HBO and Showtime are Copygarded in compliance with the DIGITAL MILLENIUM COPYRIGHT ACT (DMCA) of 1998 and cannot be recorded by a DVD recorder..This is not the fault of Panasonic or any other manufacturer..BLAME YOUR CONGRESSMAN and the MPAA(Motion Picture Association of America)....ALERT to all you MIS-INFORMED people! The ONLY way to RECORD HIGH DEF Content onto a DISC would be with a BLU-RAY Recorder...which the MPAA(Motion Picture association of America ) and it`s well paid LOBBYISTS have persuaded our BOUGHT OFF Politicians in Washington...we do not deserve to be able to buy as AMERICAN Citizens......Make no mistake, Blu-Ray recorders are made and sold everyday by Panasonic,and many other manufacturers in many other countries,Just NOT in North America...So you can have 2000 HD channels and connect a DVD recorder using any kind of cable you can find (Including HDMI)to connect to your cable/satellite receiver,...but as long as you live in the good ole USA...You`re NOT going to be able to RECORD HIGH DEFINITION!!!
The Panasonic DMR-EZ48V is simply the latest offering from Panasonic as a DVD RECORDER/VCR Combo...with a digital tuner...This machine ,as far as I can tell, leads the field with features and specifications...The main thing the owner MUST do is familiarize themselves with the owners manual and be aware that the machine incorporates an operating system and microchips and must be allowed to recognize commands before given another one..otherwise there will be "lock-ups"..The machine..Like today`s blu-ray players does not respond to multiple at-once commands from the remote...but given time to adjust to its last "Command" you should have no problems!Panasonic DMREZ48VK Progressive Scan DVD RecorderPanasonic DMREZ48VK Progressive Scan DVD Recorder



3 out of 5 stars Too many features to be user friendly   March 6, 2010
Curly (usa)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Looks like a good product. Did not realize when buying that you could not record digital on VHS. May have missed that in product Spec, not sure. Took two calls to Tech support for reset instructions so I could make necessary settings.

I think it will be OK but just because one can add features, it does not mean you have to add all of them.



4 out of 5 stars Made in China Panasonic not as rugged as made in Japan Panasonic   March 5, 2010
Shifterbrains (Parkersburg,WV.)
This is a DMR-EZ48V,not EZ458V. Bought it at an HH Gregg store for $218. This unit does have some nice features,for about half of what I paid for my six-year-old recorder. But after using it for a week,I can say that the recording quality doesn't approach that of my DMR-E50 Panasonic machine. I swapped machines,and moved the old one to the bedroom. First thing I noticed with the new one was the decreased detail and "barber-poling" of colors on certain images (I use LP speed only). Digital artifacts are also more pronounced,along with movement on the screen being more choppy. In fact,LP on the new Panasonic roughly equals EP on the old one,with perhaps not quite as much choppiness. Another issue is the "lockup" problem a couple other reviews mentioned. It only happened once,but I was in pause,and tried to resume play on a DVD. I may have hit an extra button when I did,but it stopped responding,and I had to reset it by pulling the plug for a second. It's kind of an unwritten rule that equipment is normally made in such a way to prevent miscues with buttons from causing any kind of failure. This machine,I may have to be careful with,but that's okay,I guess. As long as it doesn't become annoying or problematic.

I've been a Panasonic fan for a very long time,and it's the brand I try to stay with. The company has a proven track record. That probably won't change any time soon. But I've noticed one thing with electronics that I believe you can take to the bank. Whenever a new technology first comes out,such as the first CD player,first DVD recorder,etc.,it's not the progression you would think. The 1st generation equipment is usually very expensive,made in Japan,and is built like a tank. Normally,this is the reliable equipment. As time goes on,the product "cheapens out",as they move production to China. Features may increase,and price always drops,but you end up with equipment that isn't built as well.

So in summation,this unit does what it says it will do,maybe not quite as well or reliably as prior models,but it "gits 'er dun". It's worth $200,for sure.



1 out of 5 stars Couldn't be made to work with Comcast box   March 4, 2010
bicoastalmv (California & Massachusetts, USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful

I couldn't make it past the first instruction in the set-up directions, so I called my neighbor who's a connectivity engineer and once worked for a cable company. The short version is that after he struggled with it for over three hours, it couldn't be made to work with the box provided by Comcast. Even if he'd spent more time and somehow been able to get it to record, I knew I'd never be able to get it to work reliably, since I'm an infrequent user of recording equipment. Bottom line: I returned it. I really don't care whether the problem is with Panasonic or Comcast--it shouldn't be this hard.

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