Panasonic DMR-ES30V combination DVD recorder, VHS player in BRAHMA LODGE, South Australia for sale

What to do with a VHS tape collection once you've discarded your VHS recorder? You could throw them away, or you could transfer them to DVD with the touch of a button using a deck such as the Panasonic DMR-ES30V.
Design
Boasting both DVD and VCR functionality, the unit as a whole is larger than most regular DVD recorders.
Rather than cramming as many buttons onto the front of the device as possible, Panasonic has opted for a far cleaner approach. The left-hand side features play, stop, channel select, eject and record buttons for the VCR, while the right-hand side includes the same functions for controlling the DVD recorder. Additionally, neatly concealed under a flap are A/V inputs for use with a camera, as well as fast-forward/rewind controls for the VCR.
Conversely, every millimetre of the remote is dotted with functionality controls, but Panasonic has made a concerted effort to avoid confusion by colouring the buttons based on their functionality. Further, switching between the DVD and VHS modes using the remote is child's play, while the one-touch DVD/VHS dubbing left us in awe.
Features
Clearly, the DMR-ES30V's primary function is dubbing VHS tapes to DVD (or vice versa), accomplished at the touch of a button on the face of the device.
The device supports every conceivable media type except DVD+RW, but it's most effective with DVD-RAM discs. With DVD-RAM, programs can be watched whilst they're being recorded (also known as chasing playback), as well as split into chapters for easy navigation and playlist creation. However, with all other media editing options are limited to little more than changing the title of the recording.
TV junkies will appreciate the fact that the DMR-ES30V and its dual tuners can record two television programs simultaneously - one to DVD and another to a VHS tape. Users can also select recording modes between one and eight hours, and the unit will automatically adjust the picture quality and compression rates accordingly.