Panasonic PV-V4611 4-Head Hi-Fi Stereo VCR
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I think it does if there's the red, white and yellow RCA logo somewhere on it.
There is a coaxial in addition to an optical output on this unit An input/output interface composed of composite materials
It is very easy to use this VCR with TV cable service. To record and playback, you need to connect the ingoing TV cable to the VCR input, and the output of the VCR to the TV input using a new cable. The purchase of TV cable can be made at many places such as Amazon and Wal-Mart Stores like Wal-Mart and Best Buy carry their products.
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My old generic brand VCR just died due to a failure just after the 1-year warranty ended There is a one-year warranty on this product. Since I was investing a little more money into a name brand unit this time, I decided to go with Panasonic, as I've heard their VCRs are pretty good. Having used this unit for 3 weeks now with heavy use, I have not experienced any problems. There is good quality in both the picture and the sound recorded. It seems that I was unable to set up the automatic updates I may not have noticed the clock feature because my local PBS station is crap to begin with. Whatever the case, why is it so hard to set the clock yourself? In terms of complaints, my only issue is the tendency for plastic on the front to feel cheap, which should be addressed before purchasing, especially the buttons, which I use little as I rely more on the remote. There is also the remote, which is a complaint. It has far too many small buttons and it can be hard to figure out which one is which at night, even if it is lighted. With a good third-party universal remote, this can be solved. As far as I can tell, I am so far satisfied with my purchase, as long as it lasts longer than my last generic VCR.
I received the VCR as promised by the In spite of this, I was looking very intently at the packaging for the remote. At the time I ordered the VCR, I remembered seeing it in the picture. The only oversight I made was to miss the part of the description that said there was no remote for the VCR. In the event it is not available, it shouldn't be shown in the picture. There were no instructions on how to use it The universal remote I used to operate the VCR did not provide directions and made it extremely difficult to get it to work. In addition to my father, who is 81 years old, I also bought him a vcr for him to record a few daytime shows so There's a difference between a 16 and a We got this to work when I was 12 years old.
A unit I purchased for my high school students The stereo audio is hi-fi The recording is the only one. I'm very pleased with it. The rewind is super fast and the mechanism is quiet. There was a blank Sony T120 included with the package, along with batteries for the remote. There is no problem with the functioning of anything. MET AND EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS! Thanks for your kind words!.
The DVD player works relatively well although there is some grain and minor issues with the cassette ejection and playback. The remote control is.
The grandkids will be able to watch Disney videos that I have purchased.
My remote control broke after I watched my movie it didn't work! This VCR belongs in the garbage, which long ago was the perfect place for it!.
Despite how satisfying the quality is, I am disappointed in the features, specifically the For the past few years, I had been using a Panasonic PV-DSX50 This is the first time I have used 4564 for such a long time. I finally had a tape stuck in it (as every VCR I have owned has), and during the time when the prices on this 4611 were so low, I was convinced it was better to purchase a new one than to repair the old one. Having the VCR+ feature on my cable box is probably the most important feature for me, as I can change channels on my old VCR. During my research, all VCRs that did not have VCR+ were eliminated. In the beginning, I was unsure how to use this PV It was a huge shock for me to discover that Panasonic has seemingly quietly eliminated the external control feature, found in model 4611! (Remind yourself of the history of mankind As I recall, the original VCR+ systems from the 80s were little remotes that sat on top of the TV and sent infrared codes to control the VCR and the cable box. In addition, they used the numbers in the TV guide as a guide. As of now, VCR+ only includes ONE of those options. any information on Panasonic's web site about my old VCR, nor am I able to determine whether they even have a current model with the feature I need. In case I missed something, here's what I meant In order to record on time, I must set my cable box to the right channel before I start recording. My cable box does not make it possible for me to record from scrambled channels like HBO, so I cannot record shows from two different channels without manually shifting channels. Of course, I could go without my cable box, but I could not record from two different channels at the same time. A grumbling sound. I received an actual VCR and I was pleased with the quality and how well it worked. Even though I'm going to keep it (but only because it's so cheap), I'm sure Panasonic's actions have upset me. I pity you. Would anyone happen to know what it means to have "VCR+ Silver"?.
I was not given the remote control that was advertised with the product and the product did not work. A refund was received for the returned item.
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