Sylvania DVC800C DVD-VCR Combo

• 4-head hi-fi stereo VCR with SAP (for alternate-language audio)
• Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-channel digital output (for use with a compatible surround receiver)
• CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3 CD playback
• Quasi S-VHS playback (plays S-VHS tapes)
• Component-video, S-video, and composite-video outputs accommodate most TVs

You get an excellent DVD/ VHS combo for a great price. It is possible to record from DVD to VHS if you have a AV cable.

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This unit is the same as the Emerson EWD2202 except for some minor cosmetic changes for obvious reasons. I also believe that this unit and the Emerson unit are actually manufactured by the Funai corporation.

The remote control feels very cheap and has to be pointed directly at the unit to function. Also, the remote is overly large and is very uncomfortable to hold and operate as the buttons are small and placed in odd locations.

Overall the unit itself seems to operate well and has played both DVD's and VHS tapes without difficulty. The unit also plays audio CD's and MP3 files well and even plays MP3 files located in sub-folders.

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THIS UNIT DOES ALL THAT I ASK OF IT VERY WELL. I FIND IT VERY EASY TO OPERATE. THE PICTURE QUALITY IS GREAT AND I AM PLEASED I COULD PURCHASE SUCH A FINE UNIT AT SUCH A REASONABLE PRICE. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

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Recently hooked this up via Component cable to my 42" plasma HDTV for DVD playback. The bottom quarter of the picture is noticably fuzzy compared to the rest of the picture, especially for text. Definitely cheap junk, but can't afford a new progressive scan one yet. Picture was fine via composite or s-video to an analog tv. VHS side seems flimsy and tends to make weird scary noises during fast forward or reverse. Don't really trust it not to eat my tapes!!

This product is a piece of JUNK!!! Mine is approx 6 months old, and will no longer record (vhs) for longer than 45min. According to a service tech I know, there is a chip that overheats, and when it does, causes about 6-9 inches of tape to get stuck in the vcr. BUYER BEWARE1 year parts warranty, but only 90 days labor. They will give me a new chip but I would need to PAY their service center to fix their defective product. No Thanksand I'll buy another brand with extended replacement type warranty.