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Question: Can unit transfer VHS directly to a PC, or does it need a separately purchased analog to digital converter? Is output through RCA audio/video jacks?
Document: The unit set up easily enough especially using the HDMI cable. I would have given it another star if it accepted composite or HDMI input from the cable box. Your two choices for input are RCA and S-Video. Modern High def cable boxes will normally at least use composite if not HDMI. Still, the directions to set up were clear and I was able to record directly from a pay-per-view to DVD without a problem.
The video output is upscaled and looks sharp. It may seem silly but I also like that the buttons are clearly labeled on the front of the unit. Too many new electronics have opted for invisible capacitive buttons that you are more likely to activate by accident than find when you really want to do something. This DVD/VHS Recorder has lots of features and fairly simple to set up. Good value.
Bought after looking for a simple way of converting some old VHS tapes to DVD and as a replacement player for an older Emerson VCR that I had. First good thing about this unit is that is has HDMI,  Component as well as Composite RCA jacks. It comes with RCA chords for immediate setup. Both DVD and VCR players provide a decent picture. Tracking controls for VHS helps get the best picture. Dubbing from VHS to DVD or DVD to VHS is simple.
My old video tapes have come back to life and are now digitized. I have both video and audio on them. For those of you that don't know you can use a VCR as a reel to reel recorder. Good S/N ratio and reproduction. You get that nice analog sound from your old LP's. The unit is quiet and easy to operate. I ties nicely to my Samsung 3D 60 inch HD TV. A super addition and a bargain. Fast shipping and service.
I can then erase the DVD-RW and re-format in the Funai and record a new VHS tape. The converted file can be edited then be written to any DVD.The unit comes with remote, batteries, RCA cables (red, white, yellow) manual and quick guide. There is no HDMI cable included.
The Funai (I had never heard of this brand before I purchased this) seems to work well as advertised. If recording from VCR to DVD make sure that you use the unit to format your disks. Recording from VHS to DVD is a slow process as you record at the same speed as playback so a 1.5 hr tape will take 1.5 hrs to record to DVD.
I have transferred several vhs tapes to dvd, and it worked very well. The only problem is that the process is a little complicated, and the instructions are not as clear as they could be. It think that once I have done a couple more transfers, it will become pretty easy.Also tried it as a dvd player, and the quality of the audio and video was very good. This is no high end player, but it is fine for me
I bought this to make dvds of my video cassettes that I taped from tv. It works perfectly. The only complaint I have it that it sometimes make a buzzing noise when I turn it on, but it usually stops after a few minutes. I only hope it can last until I record all of my tapes. The last one I had the vcr part stopped working after a few months. I really love this product. It is quiet and easy to operate. It does just what I need it to.
i've got no complaints about this device at all. we were just looking for a backup VHS player, and also to get some VHS tapes to DVD  --  works great for that, and it's fairly quick too. also, with an HDMI output, that just worked great for our setup.
I bought this just because I needed a replacement DVD/VHS player. It has a lot more gadgets and functions than I'll probably ever use but it does what I need, which is play DVD's and VHS tapes, and does it well. Only complaint. This model is so obscure that my universal remote does not recognize it so, if I want to watch a DVD, i have to use the remote it came with.
Answer: I just got the item about a month ago.  I haven't used it much yet, but some, and so far it has been a good product with no problems.  I have recorded to DVR from various sources, and dubbed from VHS, and so far all good.  As per your question, it has the following outputs:- analog audio- analog video- component video- s-video- coaxial digital audio- HDMIThe analog outputs are RCA jacks, the others as you would expect.The user manual quotes, "HDMI outputs the video / audio signals without converting to analog signals.  No audio connection is required."Having HDMI output means you can connect to many digital devices, but depending on whether the graphics card on your PC supports video capture, you will probably need a separate video capture card.You can get the user manuals here:http://www.funaiamerica.com/support/download.phphttp://funaiport.com/download/download.php?id=3361&brand;=FUNAI