Panasonic PV-D4752 DVD-VCR Combo

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Combining videophile picture quality with compact simplicity, Panasonic's PV-D4752 plays both DVDs and VHS tapes, and it's really a whiz at decoding MP3 CDs, suiting it well to movies, television, and music. Its component-video outputs even perform progressive scanning, a feature made for use with high-definition and HD-ready TVs. Progressive scanning displays all 480 video lines in one pass, rendering horizontal image lines sequentially rather than interlacing the even lines with the odd. The actual result is high vertical resolution and flicker-free, high-density images--reason enough to create the HDTV leap. The unit's S-video and composite-video outputs work fine with most older TVs. If you'll be with all the interlaced output from the DVD player, one RCA composite-video connection (supplied) handles both DVD and VCR outputs. In case you want to watch DVDs through the component-video or S-video outputs, know the VCR signal still needs a separate composite-video connection.
The PV-D4752 plays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, standard DVD-Video discs, and many DVD-Rs (recordable DVDs), where you can easily make VHS copies of wedding footage, birthdays, and other special events. Copy-protected commercial DVDs cannot be recorded. We were duly impressed with all the PV-D4752's MP3 playback abilities. Each player handles discs differently, but this model read our most difficult test discs, offering fast track skips, scanning within MP3 files, and repeat functions for tracks, folders, and discs. The player does not support ID3 tags, however, also it limits the display of file and folder names to 11 characters. The two biggest drawbacks include the unit's reliance for the onscreen display (the front-panel display shows no elapsed time during DVD or VHS playback) and it is practice of interrupting whichever format you're watching when loading another.

For connections, you get one each composite-video, S-video, and component-video output, also as two sets of composite-video inputs (one on leading the other at the rear) and something RF (cable-type) input and output to the VCR. An optical digital-audio output feeds a surround-sound signal to your Dolby Digital- or DTS-decoding audio-video receiver. It sports two teams of stereo RCA analog audio outputs and two teams of inputs (one each on the leading and back). --Michael Mikesell

Pros:
Easy setup and above-average user's manual
Convenient two-in-one design
Fast track access
Above-average read abilities for MP3 discs
Good MP3 disc navigation
Folder, disc, and track repeat function for MP3 files
Cons:
No front-panel display for disc or tape elapsed time
Loading a tape while watching a disc (or vice versa) interrupts playback
Can't search for other MP3 tracks or folders while disc is playing


Silver in Color
DVD/VCR Combo
4-Head HI-FI VCR
Progressive Scan
Advanced Illuminated Remote Control