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Magnavox DVD Recorder/ VCR With Upconversion |  | Brand: Magnavox
List Price: $147.00
Buy Refurbished: $62.95
as of 3/10/2010 18:42 MST details
You Save: $84.05 (57%)
New (4) Used (2) Refurbished (9) from $62.95
Seller: DiscountsJungle
Rating:  reviews
Sales Rank: 924
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13
Dimensions (in): 10.3 x 17.2 x 4
MPN: ZV427MG9
Model: ZV427MG9
UPC: 053818570722
EAN: 0053818570722
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Manufacturer Refurbished with 90-Day Manufacturer Warranty; 1080p Up Conversion and Progressive Scan Video Out | | • | Compatible with DVD Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD (Audio), CD-R and CD-RW discs | | • | 5-Speed for Up to 6-hours Recording, and 2 Way Dubbing (VCR>DVD, DVD>VCR) | | • | Satellite Link Recording and Dolby Digital Stream Out | | • | Inputs: Composite x 2, S-Video x 2, Analog Audio x 2; Outputs: Composite x 1, S-Video x 1, HDMI x 1, Analog Audio x 2, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1 |
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Product Description
Watch the latest DVD, classic videos, burn DVDs and take full advantage of HDTV technology with Magnavox! Watch and record DVDs, VHS videos and get the most out of your HDTV with this advanced Magnavox DVD recorder/VCR combo with 1080p upconversion! This unit delivers all the video technology you want in one affordable unit. It combines the convenient recording and playback of a DVD burner plus all the benefits of a full-featured VCR. The DVD recorder features DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW recording, one-touch two-way dubbing, progressive scan technology, Dolby digital decoder and up to six hour recording. VCR has four head hi-fi recording and playback and one month/twelve event timer. Deck also has AV input/output, S-video input/output, digital audio output and component video output. 17.2 x 4 x 10.3. 90-day limited warranty. WARNING: Not made or sold for unauthorized recording of copyrighted works including, without limitation, unauthorized recording from prerecorded copyrighted movies.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Better Than You Might Think! March 2, 2010
J. Molinaro
I, like most people, have always been skeptical of "remanufactured" products. However, this one is definitely worth the price (and then some).
I was in need of another combo unit when the one I had died and I hadn't transferred all tapes to DVD. I didn't really want to spend that much for a unit, but the "remanufactured" option was within the budget.
I have to say that this was money well spent. Not only to do you get a quality 4-head VHS player/recorder, but you also get a stunningly-versatile DVD player/burner. With 6 months of life left in my old combo unit, the VHS tapes played back with lines through the screen; hardly a quality you want when transferring tapes to DVD. Some of the tapes weren't even played that much, and sure "tape" over time will continue to degrade, but you should still get a decent picture from a tape in good condition. The 4-head VHS player brought the quality of the tape back to life.
Perhaps the best feature I'm crazed about is the DVD chapter editing feature. Of course when you record a program, chapters will automatically be added per your selected setting options (every 5...10...15min) from the menu; however, prior to finalizing your disc, you can review the chapter markers and edit them as you choose (add, move to new location or remove completely); something my old unit didn't do.
Finally, when I purchased this item, shipping was slated for at least 5-7 business days since it was coming from a third-party distributor. I ordered it on 1/25, it was shipped on 1/26 and I received it on 1/27 -- SWEET!! The shipping time enabled me to receive the unit, set it up, review the features and had me recording and dubbing by the weekend.
 it is a snafu March 2, 2010
Porfrio Lizarraga (compton, ca.)
the tapes are not clear, when playing the tapes there is a line on the bottom of the screan, it looks like sound bar, the sound if very hard to understand is very distorted. I have to return it ( the unit). I am sorry but, can not have a fair review.
 great product February 26, 2010
S. Kitchen
Very affordable and worth the money. Works great but no cable input. Upconverting works great too.
Big Lots with no manual - not A February 20, 2010
=DakotaDobbs (Rapid City)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased this dvd/vcr recorder at Big Lots yesterday for 79.99. It had no manual, but thankfully I was able to download a manual here. I do not believe it is an A model - it has a cable in, but no cable out connector. I have recorded a dvd from a movie playing on my direct tv cable channel and I am now recording from a vcr tape to a dvd. I tried playing the dvd in my computer after I recorded the movie and it played fine. Be sure to finalize your dvd. The first dvd I put in the recorder said it could not record on that dvd, but I picked another one out of the box of the same kind and it recorded fine. I will try the first one again. So far, this dvd recorder works just like I want it to work and I am pleased to have gotten it for a good price. You will need to read the manual in order to make this work. The vcr to dvd requires you use the d.dubbing key on the remote and you must have put in the setup to record vcr to dvd. I am using maxell dvd-rw 4.7 GB / 2hrs sp mode dvds.
Nice Product, recording quality a little lacking February 20, 2010
R. Bigelow (Florida)
I purchased this unit to copy old home-recorded video cassettes, some of which were 25+ years old. I was concerned that the tapes would become unplayable and I would lose the programing/films that were stored on them (films that were never released on DVD and entire broadcasts of Superbowls and World Series, etc.) I even stumbled on a press conference in March 2003 where George Bush clearly states that we had invaded Iraq because of WMD's- so much for Dick Cheney's revision of history...
This remanufactured unit came in very good condition with no visible evidence of wear or abuse and performed its functions as advertised. The manual is well-written and will aid the user in getting up and running in very little time with a little study. The only two issues I had with this DVD recorder were: 1.I had trouble getting some of my video cassettes to track properly on the VCR of this unit. Since these recordings were made on up to 10 different VCR's, this is not too surprising. (I simply used a separate stand-alone VCR as my playback source for the recordings to get around this problem). 2. The recording quality of the 4 and 6 hour modes is pretty poor. One of this unit's nice features is the 2.5 hour recording mode which is perfect for recording films which run longer than 2 hours without having to step down to the 3 or 4 hour modes. Remember that 6 hr video cassettes have a very limited resolution and that they will not produce high quality digital re-recordings in any recording mode on ANY DVD recorder. The DVD's recorded on this machine tend to look much better on an older CRT television than on a digital display.
For the price I paid, this unit is quite good and serves the purpose for which it was purchased.
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