DVD Recorder

The Panasonic DMR-EA18K DVD Recorder combines functionality and versatility, with abilities to record your favorite home movies onto DVD-R/W, DVD+R/W and DVD-RAM discs with an extended (4 hr) LP high-resolution recording mode. Your current DVD library will look and sound better than ever before, because this unit is a progressive scan player with an HDMI Simple Connection capable of upconverting your DVDs to a full 1080p high-definition experience. In addition, it features multi-format playback capabilities, One-Touch Recording, DivX Home Theater Certified, Auto DVD Disc Finalizing, SD card slot, and a USB port. With connectivity to virtually any A/V source, HD component, optical digital-audio output, HDMI output, VIERALink Control, and 10-14 hour recording capability (DL EP Mode), your entertainment choices are endless with the Panasonic DMR-EA18K.

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4 out of 5

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Price: $ 192.85

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Reviews & Ratings for DVD Recorder

Overall Rating:

4 5

Performance:		4 5
Ease of Use:		4 5

Very Good DVD Recorder Date: July 29, 2009
Written By: taqholt From: Sammamish, WA
Owned this Product for: 0-3 Months
Level of Expertise: Average

Pros: enhance menu system.
Cons: slow response in the record funtion.

Reviews & Ratings for DVD Recorder
Replacement for an older Panasonic DVD recorder. Panasonic has made some subtle operational changes that has enhanced overall performance as compared to the older unit. Most notiably is the improved menu system which makes navigation through the unit much easier. Unfortunately, Panasonic did not improve the initaial "reaction time" of the record function. The first time you press record for a DVD there is a delay. Trick I found is that within 5 minutes of the start of the item to be recorded start the recording, then delete what you have recorded. After that the recording will begin as soon as you hit the record button. This has to be done for each new DVD.

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