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Recorder Panasonic DMR-EZ47VK DVD

The Panasonic DMR EZ47VK ($ 330 Buy Now) can be thought of as a Swiss Army knife of digital video. He has an ATSC tuner, recording capabilities of DVD, VHS playback and editing, and its an upconverting DVD player (up to 1080p via HDMI) to boot. So with all this capability we were excited when the device appeared at the seat of origin of the HT Guys. On paper, this device was too good to be true. As he did fare in the real world?

ATSC Tuner

The unit comes with an ATSC tuner, which will make your current TV ready for the analog cutoff. That is, through the air like you're getting your current TV signals. More likely than not, but it is still nice to know that you can record digital signals into their beautiful pristine quality. However, when the player is able to capture the digital HDTV signal has no way to register them 720p or 1080i. But what you get is a very clean 480p (DVD quality) signal recorded to a DVD. One area of disappointment is that if you are want this device to act as a source of HDTV for HD Ready TV you're out of luck. The player will not pass an HD signal through the TV. We thought it was strange that the ATSC tuner does not support an Electronic Program Guide. Although the interface is simple to use, makes the creation of recordings a little more like the old VCR. You never know you recorded what you want until you see onscreen.

DVD Playback (upconversion Performance)

We evaluated the picture with objective and subjective tests. For the tests, the goal of the Silicon Optix HQV DVD. We connected the player to our Mitsubishi WD-65831 and put the player to output 1080p through the HDMI cable. We found that the player did a great job with the color bar test and a decent job with the serrations. The test assesses the ability of players jaggies to deal with moving objects. Detail Enhancement, Noise Reduction and Motion Adaptive tests were somewhat difficult for the player, but he did a great job with 3:02 detection. Overall, the DMR-EZ47VK is a decent upconverting DVD player. Definitely an improvement over a standard DVD player.

Because the disk HQV is created to highlight the capabilities of DVD players, we also wanted to take a look at how this player performed with movies regularly. Here, we withdrew our wait old, Blackhawk Down and Spiderman 2 Superbit. The player did a great job with these films. The night scenes do not appear grainy vision scope and detail was visible in dark scenes. Spiderman 2 looked amazing! We can not wait for Spider-Man 3. Digital audio, Dolby Digital and DTS, was transmitted via the HDMI cable. So he brought a video cable and audio to the receiver. The whole chain, (Mitsubishi DLP, Panasonic DVD Recorder and Aperion speakers) looked and sounded fantastic. Forget that the player was a DVD recorder with upconversion capability. Overall, we were very satisfied with playing DVDs on panasonic sc.

VHS Playback and Copy

If you have boxes of old videos that you recorded the children and are looking for a how to transfer and store them in digital format then this product is for you. Saving throw your child's school for future generations is as simple how to insert the video tape and DVD-R and hit a single button. This also works for copying DVDs to a blank VHS tape. You can still find in stores the ? The recorder supports almost all formats of recordable discs, including double-layer discs.

DVD Burning

The player has four recording modes that come with a good mix of ability to considerations of quality. The high quality mode (XP) can record an hour of video on a hard layer unique. The record times are obtained in EP mode with up to 8 hours of recording. The dual-layer discs are supported and almost double those figures. The unit also supports SP and LP modes. All recordings can be viewed on the player through a menu item "Recordings," which has a miniature interface with the movement. To watch your recordings on a standard DVD player the disk must be finalized, which may take up to fifteen minutes. Something to consider when playing a widescreen on the DMR-EZ47VK is the image is displayed in appropriate proportions. But when you play it again on another upconverting DVD image is smashed with a ratio of 4:3. You then need to adjust settings TVs to stretch the image back to 16:9.

Video quality is a function of mode recording. In order to play longer (EP) the quality is quite degraded compared to XP. Recorded in HD looked good, but it was easy to see that the image was not HD. If you're accustomed to watching HD, you will see a loss of quality set that you're used to seeing. But with that said, the digital image was better than any SD picture we could come up with. Dubbed VHS tapes looked as good as they could consider the source.

Other considerations

The player has an SD slot, but his only serves to view images. The DVD player supports DIVX. Panasonic's Web site: Official DivX Certified product. Plays all versions DivX video (including DivX6) with standard playback of DivX media files The player also playing audio CDs and MP3s. And finally, the unit supports EZ Sync HDAVI so you can connect your DVD player from Panasonic components and control them with a touch of your remote. The last thing we want cover is the menu system and remote control. The menu system is somewhat complex and not intuitive to traverse. The remote control had to put the buttons and you really had to seek the necessary buttons. But its understandable if you consider how many functions it does. We just wanted to point you will have to spend some time with the player to become familiar with it to get the most out of it.

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