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DVD Recorder with 80GB HDD & timeslip at £299

ezabuk (Competent) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 15:06

Is this make any good compared to the Panasonic E95

http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/241_182060.html

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blackrat (Competent) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 15:29

What Video & Widescreen TV gave it 4 out of 5 stars.

The only criticism was the lack of RGB input. BUT they said it was excellent and well worth the £700 asking price!!!!!

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250875 (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 15:54

thats a sharp dvd recorder not a pana :o lol.imho its not worth buying a dvd recrder without RGB.

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ezabuk (Competent) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 16:19

blackrat do you have a link you could put in here to the review?

alas, my regret is its not the panny

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blackrat (Competent) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 17:02

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close to the edge (Elite) posted this on Monday, 6th September 2004, 23:09

Cannot view reviews, some problem with Acrobat ver 6 >:(

Can this machine be made multiregion?

Anyone paste some of the reviews for me please, conclussions para will suffice.
Thank you :)

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peterman (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Tuesday, 7th September 2004, 10:31

If you`re getting that dialogue about the latest version of acrobat, click "ok", close the box and proceed as normal. The PDFs take a while to load but should get there eventually.

However, if you try the following link below, you`ll find that it`s getting some really good response in the forums. And yes, I have just ordered one!

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/81845

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nick 745 (Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 7th September 2004, 11:16

Looking at buying one of these asap but need some questions answered if u would be so kind. This doesn`t support dvdr+ does it only minus? is that a bad thing?

At home I only have a sky box no ariel (in front room) can this record off the sky box like recording off normal tv.

Much appreciated

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MADTheOgster (Elite Donator) posted this on Tuesday, 7th September 2004, 11:45

This doesn`t support dvdr+ does it only minus? is that a bad thing?
it`s not a problem really, -r has allways been the more popular format due it being (generaly) cheaper than +r compatability is pretty much the same and the media is available everywhere (i paid £16.70p for 100 at a computer fair recently) so it`s a lot cheaper than you`re average +r or blank vhs cassette.

At home I only have a sky box no ariel (in front room) can this record off the sky box like recording off normal tv.
shouldn`t be a problem, the ariel shoul loop through the recorder just like a video recorder does, the only thing you won`t be able to record are the box office channels as these carry copy protection. you could (and should) connect the recorder via scart tho, as the quality of recordings will be much much better than those recorded via RF (ariel)

hope this helps




general nobody @ www.dvdreviewer.co.uk and now www.x-disk.com/viewforum.php?f=41 for all things X-BOX



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ezabuk (Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 7th September 2004, 12:21

Hmm, I`m begining to like this model too much - it features progressive scan and a

" 1 Disc changer Holds two discs at once. " - ???

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