DAEWOO DVD/VHS RECORDER (635) - Copy treasured video tapes & home videos onto DVD

June 16, 2008 | By Doug In DVD Recorders |

DAEWOO DVD/VHS RECORDER (635) - Copy treasured video tapes & home videos onto DVD
Copy your treasured video tapes and home videos onto DVD at the touch of a button

Copy VHS tapes to DVD
Copy old analogue or digital camcorder tapes to DVD

Record TV programmes to DVD or VHS
Play DVD or VHS

Preserve all your treasured memories for years to come with this multi-purpose DVD recorder thats so easy to use.

You can transfer your cherished collection of videos to DVD at the touch of a button. You can also copy directly from your camcorder or digital camera and record your favourite TV programmes on DVD (or even video) with the same one-touch simplicity.

Saves space by combining video recorder/player and DVD player/recorder in one single unit. Completely hassle free (no more swapping scart leads around), and theres just one remote control! Measures 3?” x 17″x 13″. RRP ?299.99

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Samsung DVD-V6700S - Multi-region capable DVD Player & VCR Combination
Don’t abandon your old VHS tapes just yet, give them a second lease of life with the DVD-V6700 combined DVD/VHS player from Samsung. This 2-in-1 appliance will not only enable you to watch your old videos but also watch your DVDs and DivX films. Extremely practical, this player comes with a digital audio output and two scart sockets so you can hook up other video appliances.Save on space with the DVD-V6700!
Amazon Price: ?67.99
Used Price: ?49.99
Customer Review: good little machine for the money
bought one of these last minute for my Mum for Xmas. Works well and she’s happy with it.
Customer Review: If you want a value for money region free, this is the one!
I bought this mainly because the hack in the first review would enable the region free function on this player, I didn’t want to pay too much for a ready made multi-region player because in my experience they often don’t play all region 1 discs. The hack worked like a charm as has already been said, and the delivery was fast despite using super saver. The picture is great and the functions are easy to use, I am by no means an electronics wizz kid so needed something I could just plug in and turn on ‘and away you go’ sort of thing! This player really did it for me, it is definatley value for money.

Panasonic DMR-EZ47 - DVD Recorder & VCR Combination - With 1080P Up-Conversion & Freeview - Black
By combining intelligent i/p Conversion and 1080p Up-Conversion technologies, DIGA’s 1080p technology renders high-resolution 1080p images from DVD movies and TV broadcasts. Also they are equipped with a new digital tuner that achieves stable signal reception even under poor signal conditions, such as when signals are reflected by surrounding buildings. The new tuner also prevents the generation of block noise.
Amazon Price: ?214.99
Used Price: ?175.99
Customer Review: Good but not perfect
Everything works as specified but… 1. DVD drive is noisy when playing and recording, I can sometimes hear the motor noise over quiet parts in a film which is annoying. 2. The layer change pause on purchased films is very long, much worse than my older Sony DVD player. 3. On screen menus and graphics are not consistent between all features, it appears Panasonic have thrown together the software from some of their other products into this box. 4. The DTT guide has no search. 5. Remote control could be simpler, several buttons have very similar functions.
Customer Review: disappointing …
Already have a Panasonic hard-drive dvd recorder (EX75)downstairs, and it’s superb. I bought the EZ47 for the bedroom, and also because I wanted to transfer some of my videos onto dvd. Disappointed for 2 reasons: 1. It suddenly bursts into life in the middle of the night, whirring away for several seconds and waking us both up. I can’t find any apparent reason for this. 2. Although it boasts no loss of picture quality when transferring from video onto dvd, the fact is that if you watch any video on a lovely new flatscreen tv - the picture quality is rubbish anyway. The dvd copies are therefore rubbish as well. I hadn’t realised this before, having only watched dvds on the flatscreen. Video is very old-tec now,and doesn’t stand up to the new tv technology. This copying function was therefore a waste of time for me, as video-quality film is unwatchable on my telly.